When I was 13 (so....1992), I read a book about a virus/bacteria strain that could essentially regenerate things that had once been alive (animals/people). I wanna say that it killed you and THEN brought you back, but not certain. It was kept in some lab underground and somehow it gets airborne and spreads. At the end of the book, it talks about how everything is immortal now and no one needs to eat food anymore, etc.
I don't remember much more about the storyline, nor the title, not the author. I always thought it was called Lake of Fire or something, but I can't find anything along those lines. I remember it being in the 400-500 pages range. And it was paperback when I read it, but I think it was a pretty recent release at the time.
Does this ring a bell to anyone? I really want to reread this book now that i'm older.
I don't remember much more about the storyline, nor the title, not the author. I always thought it was called Lake of Fire or something, but I can't find anything along those lines. I remember it being in the 400-500 pages range. And it was paperback when I read it, but I think it was a pretty recent release at the time.
Does this ring a bell to anyone? I really want to reread this book now that i'm older.