In the heart of an epidemic, two people must choose between duty and desire, survival and surrender. This is not just a story about disease—it's a story about what it means to live, to love, and to fight for both.

Love in the Time of Ebola is a powerful and emotionally charged medical romance set against one of the most harrowing public health crises of the 21st century. When Dr. Mary Langford, a fiercely committed infectious disease specialist, arrives in Liberia during the height of the Ebola outbreak, she expects death, danger, and desperation. What she doesn't expect is John Wallace—a brilliant, battle-worn epidemiologist with his own ghosts to chase.

Thrown together in the chaos of quarantine zones, collapsing infrastructure, and rising body counts, Mary and John form a bond forged in bleach, blood, and unbearable loss. As they navigate overwhelmed clinics, ethical dilemmas, and a public gripped by fear, they find themselves clinging to the only thing more contagious than the virus itself: hope.

But love is not a luxury in a war zone. When one mistake could mean infection—and death—how do you let your guard down? And when survival demands emotional detachment, how do you allow yourself to care?

Spanning emergency rooms, remote villages, and silent isolation wards, Love in the Time of Ebola explores what it truly means to be human in a world unraveling at the seams. It's a story of resilience, compassion, sacrifice, and unexpected tenderness in the darkest of hours.