First there was Jurassic ParkNow there are Cretaceous Stones . . .Dinosaurs have returned to Earth! Perfect for fans of Michael Crichton, Andy Weir, and James Rollins. Here is what Amazon readers are saying about Cretaceous Stones, Book 1 in the Cretaceous Chronicles trilogy . . . Like Weir + CrichtonI love sci fi. I've read every one I can get my hands on. I'm a Crichton fan going back to A Case of Need. I love this book! It was like a mixture of Weir and Crichton. I don't want to give too many details because it's a fun ride, but the mix of space and dino thriller is awesome. I'm definitely going to read more of this author. Highly recommend!"e; ... Amazon Customer Dinosaurs, Meteorites, and One Heck of a Family"e;The story follows a Montana ranching family, the Gilliams, whose lives get turned completely upside down when prehistoric creatures start showing up on their property. What I loved is that Dennis doesn't just write a monster story. He writes a story about people under pressure — a husband and wife trying to protect their kids, hold their marriage together, and survive a situation nobody could have prepared for. It felt real. The kind of real that keeps you reading at midnight when you swore you'd stop two chapters ago. If you like thrillers with a sci-fi twist and characters you genuinely root for, this one delivers. Highly recommend."e; ... Barbara R. A Sci-fi Masterpiece!"e;I am a huge Michael Crichton fan and I was a bit skeptical when I started this book. But man oh man, I was wrong. The character and world building is excellent, there's action and drama, and even a tiny bit of romance! Overall 10/10 read!"e; ... Jacob Ray A suspenseful thriller on par with Jurassic Park. "e;A non-stop thrill ride where beasts from the distant past become a very real nightmare in the present."e; ... Nero Phillips Spectacular meteor showers light up the sky. Large meteorites strike remote areas of Montana and Idaho along the Continental Divide. Authorities make a startling discovery—the meteorites are packed with nests of Cretaceous Period dinosaur eggs. Hundreds of Dromaeosaurs, Tyrannosaurs, and Triceratops hatch out, attacking livestock and decimating wheat crops. Ranchers, farmers, and the general public panic. Anxieties turn to hysteria as carnivores begin hunting humans. The natural world has erupted into an unnatural disaster.
