Germs: Biological Weapons and America's Secret War Book

So, about a week ago I had the desire to settle down on the couch with a good martini and read a book on bio-warfare (I know I am weird that way). I went to the library and thought that this one looked pretty good. I started it the day before yesterday and was enjoying it. Then I got to the part right after the first Gulf War, and things started to get strange. The author kept mentioning how the coalition forces did not destroy all of Sadam's bio-weapon factories, and he hid most of them from the UN inspectors. I thought that this was really odd since if he had done that we would have found them after Gulf War II (electric boogaloo), and if we had found them Bush would have rubbed our collective noses in it, and I don't remember that. This puzzled me, so I took a closer look at the author, the name seemed familiar, I knew that I had heard somewhere. A quick internet search and I remembered where I had heard of her, she was the New York Times writer who had written about Sadam's WMDs and later had to retract the story when it had all been proven false. She has just expanded this lie into a book. Oh well, time to go to the library and pick up a book about Bio-warfare that is not fiction.