Dinosaur Conquest

Ray Bradbury Presents #6

by Stephen Leigh, Cortney Skinner (Illustrator)

Traveling via Time Safari to the ages of dinosaurs, samurai, Conquistadores, and more, Aaron Cofield and his friends witness the disintegration of history and are charged with restoring the time line before their enemies destroy them. Original.

Genres: Science Fiction, Dinosaurs

272 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1995

About the author

Stephen Leigh has been writing science fiction since he was in grade school. He sold his first story in 1975 and has been publishing regularly ever since then.

He has been nominated for and won several awards for his fiction over the years. He has written and published the occasional poems and non-fiction pieces, as well.

Steve teaches Creative Writing at Northern Kentucky University in the Greater Cincinnati area. He also plays music, and studies the Japanese martial art Aikido, in which he holds the rank of Sandan.

Stephen Leigh also writes as S.L. Farrell and Matthew Farrell.

Reviews

[Megan · Rating 3 out of 5]

The conclusion to the Dinosaur Planet series and it was about as exciting as the others. In this one Aaron and company must repair the timeline and see if they can go home. This one focuses more on the time travel part of the books to get everything wrapped up and resolved. This one was about the same as the other books in terms of quality, the characters and story are about the same as they've been. The only thing that was disappointing was that the ending was a little bit rushed and anti-climatic. There were a few more dinosaurs in this one, but overall the series was seriously lacking the amount of dinosaurs the titles of the books indicate. That was probably the most disappointing thing about the whole series, the lack of dinosaurs. While overall a somewhat interesting series, the character and plots were lacking anything really good to make the series more than mediocre. 3/5 stars for this book and the whole series.