Dangerous Nature

by T.J. Kirby

After twenty years of studying limb regeneration in the back room of a reputable pharmaceutical lab, handicapped scientist Leland Wagner discovers that his dreams of growing back his lost leg just might come true.

Genres: Horror

351 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1993

Reviews

[Michael · Rating 3 out of 5]

A fast, enjoyable horror novel of mankind messing with nature and reaping the whirlwind. Fairly flat characters who all fall into one-note categories knocked a star off this one's final rating, but the setup and execution of the plot are quite well done. I'd absolutely read more of Kirby's horror output, and all told this was a pleasing diversion, better than I expected for a Zebra horror novel.