This was a YA book, and therefore I am not the intended market but I really enjoyed it.
It was exciting with lots of action and was a real page turner.
We enter a world where prehistoric predators have been brought to life (think Jurassic Park) through amazing science and incorporated into a real-life hunting computer game (think The Rezort). Add to that an engineered virus, government level cover-ups and you have the plot.
Some of the characters were a little cliched - the 'baddie' Gerhart for example who is 100% bad, possibly insane as well as being an evil genius, as opposed to Roland Bannatyne who is all good and righteous, but this could be forgiven as it is YA.
The one thing I didn't like, is that the Bannatyne family all had R names (Roland, Robyn and Ralph), which at times was a little confusing - I know it's a small niggle.
But all in all a great book for adults or kids, and it would make a great movie.
It was exciting with lots of action and was a real page turner.
We enter a world where prehistoric predators have been brought to life (think Jurassic Park) through amazing science and incorporated into a real-life hunting computer game (think The Rezort). Add to that an engineered virus, government level cover-ups and you have the plot.
Some of the characters were a little cliched - the 'baddie' Gerhart for example who is 100% bad, possibly insane as well as being an evil genius, as opposed to Roland Bannatyne who is all good and righteous, but this could be forgiven as it is YA.
The one thing I didn't like, is that the Bannatyne family all had R names (Roland, Robyn and Ralph), which at times was a little confusing - I know it's a small niggle.
But all in all a great book for adults or kids, and it would make a great movie.