(2005)Fair. Sci-Fi/Thriller?? A fully preserved T-Rex is found in Arizona and people will kill (?) to get at it. Turns out it provides proof that an asteroid striking earth did kill off the dinosaurs with the help of an alien virus that was tagging along for the ride.

Un hombre ha sido asesinado en Nuevo México. Antes de morir, le ha entregado a Tom Broadbent una libreta llena de mensajes cifrados. Un monje, ex criptoanalista de la CIA, intentará descifrar su contenido, mientras unos desconocidos acechan a Tom, que comprende que está en peligro de muerte. Tráfico de información, científicos sin escrúpulos.

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The book easily kept my interest until the end, and I'll probably read more in the series. It was somewhat unusual, which is a good thing to me, but it was a bit far-fetched, but not too much. ( )

What I wanted:



What I got:


That's what you get when you don't check up the book you're reading before you start. Anyway, the book wasn't that bad, it was just not what I wanted. I wanted a t-rex, perhaps a couple of t-rex, and people being hunted by t-rex, instead, I got t-rex...fossil and a lot of people after the fossil.

I had a bit of trouble getting into the story of Tyrannosaur Canyon and Wyman Ford isn't really working for me. I prefer his agent Pendergast books with Lincoln Child. The part of the book I liked the best was "the life of the T-rex" when Preston wrote about her life 65 million years ago. So in a way, I actually liked the t-rex best of all the "characters" in the book... ( )