Prehistoric: A Dinosaur Anthology

Prehistoric: A Dinosaur Anthology
ISBN-10
1925840875
ISBN-13
9781925840872
Series
Prehistoric
Category
Fiction
Pages
210
Language
English
Published
2019-07-08
Publisher
Severed Press
Authors
William Meikle, David Wood, Tim Curran

Description

PREHISTORIC is an action packed collection of stories featuring terrifying creatures that once ruled the Earth. Lost worlds where T-Rex and Velociraptors still roam and man is now on the menu. Laboratories at the forefront of cloning technology experiment with dinosaurs they do not understand or are able to contain. The deepest parts of the ocean where Megalodon, the largest and most ferocious predator to have ever existed is stalking new prey. Plus many more thrillers filled with extinct prehistoric monsters written by some of the best creature feature authors this side of the Jurassic period.

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