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The sudden death of a healthy young man alerts Windsor Tobacco Company that its cigarettes are contaminated. The disease is a quick killer and mimics common oat cell lung cancer. If the genetic contamination of nicotine is not quickly averted, there will be no Windsor cigarettes, no Windsor-Es, and no Windsor Tobacco Company. In fact, no cigarette industry at all. The Windsor Tobacco Company tries to conceal the deaths caused by the new super-virulent cancer while hunting for the source and a way to decontaminate nicotine. Its interest is to keep smokers alive for decades buying traditional and electronic cigarettes. Company executives will do anything to keep them that way. They become desperate when they learn that the contamination is deliberate and more widespread than initially thought.