Govind Mattay Pens THE GOOD VIRUS

Three middle-school children team up to find a kidnapped parent and save the world from an evil corporation in Govind Mattay's new novel, "The Good Virus" (published by Trafford Publishing).

For most middle-school students, the biggest worries of the day are being late to class and dealing with angry gym teachers, but for brothers Veer and Jai Gupta and their best friend, Vidya, something much more pressing is at stake. One year ago, Veer and Jai's father, Samir, disappeared, and now new clues about his disappearance are surfacing.

Veer and Jai notice small surveillance bugs planted in their phones and catch glimpses of figures lurking near their home. They must work fast to solve the mystery of Samir's disappearance and, by doing so, uncover a dastardly plot hatched by one of the world's most powerful corporations. Can they stop the plot in time?

Mattay enjoys tutoring middle-school children in reading and wants to expand the science fiction genre for this age group. He hopes to leave his readers with an exciting tale.

"The Good Virus"
By Govind S. Mattay
Softcover | 5 x 8 in | 240 pages | ISBN 9781490746838
E-Book | 240 pages | ISBN 9781490746821
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Govind Mattay is a student at the University of Pennsylvania. He is studying bioengineering and hopes to attend medical school. He wrote "The Good Virus" when he was 14 years old. He is from Mclean, Virginia, and in his free time he enjoys playing tennis, traveling and trying new foods.

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