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The Velocity Project: A Modern Prometheus Returns
Special Agent Ellie wanted to slip quietly into retirement but got landed with saving the world. Her worst childhood fear is about to be used against her by a ruthless predator... a 67 million year old killing machine time-slipped to the present. Can Ellie overcome a deeply repressed phobia and stop it?
But it gets worse.
A big money conspiracy for a new world order.
A boss who wants her out of the picture.
A mutating species whose presence has dangerous implications for mankind's future, and even the planet itself.
Who will run? Who will fight? Who will survive?
A high-octane thriller where the pages turn themselves.
But it gets worse.
A big money conspiracy for a new world order.
A boss who wants her out of the picture.
A mutating species whose presence has dangerous implications for mankind's future, and even the planet itself.
Who will run? Who will fight? Who will survive?
A high-octane thriller where the pages turn themselves.
186 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 18, 2013
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December 14, 2016
A Bit Confusing
The science behind the story is plausible, but not really explained. The plot itself was interesting. I will say that justice triumphed, if you call it justice. Anyway, the bad guys got theirs. The whole beginning catches up with the ending was rather chaotic. The dinosaurs were unlike any I have thus read about and it took awhile to explain what they were and how hey got there. The story was a good one once the dots started connecting themselves. A little bit too heavy on the religious side all the way to the very end and the f word was really over used. Why did I give it four stars? I liked the cat. Enjoy. There are a lot of twists and turns in this book. Took a while to figure out who was good and who was bad...and the black Camaro was awesome.
The science behind the story is plausible, but not really explained. The plot itself was interesting. I will say that justice triumphed, if you call it justice. Anyway, the bad guys got theirs. The whole beginning catches up with the ending was rather chaotic. The dinosaurs were unlike any I have thus read about and it took awhile to explain what they were and how hey got there. The story was a good one once the dots started connecting themselves. A little bit too heavy on the religious side all the way to the very end and the f word was really over used. Why did I give it four stars? I liked the cat. Enjoy. There are a lot of twists and turns in this book. Took a while to figure out who was good and who was bad...and the black Camaro was awesome.
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