Mosasaur, the Return: Book Two of the Mosasaur Series Review

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Mosasaur, the Return: Book Two of the Mosasaur Series ReviewSynopsis:
The sequel to Crater: Seven Days of Terror in Putnam County. The eggs the last Mosasaur left behind hatched and now the hungry hatchlings have started to feed...on small things such as mice, frogs, fish etc. But since the babies have started to feed on biologicly engineered super animals bred by the government, they have begun to grow rapildly...seeking bigger prey. What happends next is about the same thing that happend in the first novel.
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This had everything i didn't like about the first novel, except it was all more obvious. The fact that the government would simply release the radioactive animals into the wild instead of just killing them is stupid, and that the mosasaurs would grow as fast as they did is just as stupid. Despite having been with these characters for two books now I still didn't find mysef compelled by any one of them, and the plot is simply a dumbed-down redundant version of the first one. It is one thing to make a midless sequel of a good book, but to make a mindless sequel to a mindless book is another matter. The only thing this book will do to you on a summer day is to dissopiont you.
Grade: C
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Recomendations: If you like creature features you're gonna read this despite what i say, but if you aren't a big fan of the genre than stay away.Mosasaur, the Return: Book Two of the Mosasaur Series OverviewJames King is back, in this sequel that pits man against beast-again. Flashback: the year is 1973 and the W.A.R facility has deposited highly toxic and radioactive waste on a secret base in central Florida. From the 1960's thru the 1980's, another top secret genetic research facility near Welaka releases hundreds of test subjects into the wild near the toxic dumping ground. Since 1973, strange wildlife attacks upon humans have taken place; but suddenly stopped in the year 1992 when the first live Mosasaur appeared through a large sink hole and after seven grueling days of death, that first Mosasaur was exterminated but not before leaving something behind-a brood of seven vicious hungry pups! Eight years have passed and no more attacks upon humans have taken place since that horrible week in 1992, and now only three of the Mosasaur brood remains as they forage for food. The food that they've consumed during the past eight years has been contaminated with toxic and radioactive residues, accelerating their growth rate. Then the attacks begin, first with two fishermen, then a party boat full of people and next three escaped prisoners; the number of dead continue to increase as Putnam County is once again locked down with the US Army, National Guard and countless Law Enforcement officers in a desperate search and destroy mission. John Jason Robards, the eccentric millionaire and fossil collector is back with a vengeance as he maneuvers his childhood friend the Governor into a plot to capture the killer Mosasaur, for Robards has secretly built a massive habitat to hold the vicious predator. Mr. Robards entices Dr. King into running the facility and thus giving Dr. King full access to the Mosasaur, but only if they can catch it in time before it's too late.

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