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Extinction: A Novel
Douglas Preston
Page: 384
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ISBN: 9780765317704
Publisher: Tor Publishing Group

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Notes From Your Bookseller Extinction blends so many elements into a brilliant concoction — it's a murder mystery populated by extinct creatures and countless, breathtaking reveals. And it's all done by Douglas Preston, who has his finger on the pulse of such uniquely crafted stories. This is a clever tale, rich with all the things you love in the genre and so much more. With Extinction, #1 New York Times bestselling author Douglas Preston has written a page-turning thriller in the Michael Crichton mode that explores the possible and unintended dangers of the very real efforts to resurrect the woolly mammoth and other long-extinct animals.

Erebus Resort, occupying a magnificent, hundred-thousand acre valley deep in the Colorado Rockies, offers guests the experience of viewing woolly mammoths, Irish Elk, and giant ground sloths in their native habitat, brought back from extinction through the magic of genetic manipulation. When a billionaire's son and his new wife are kidnapped and murdered in the Erebus back country by what is assumed to be a gang of eco-terrorists, Colorado Bureau of Investigation Agent Frances Cash partners with county sheriff James Colcord to track down the perpetrators.

As killings mount and the valley is evacuated, Cash and Colcord must confront an ancient, intelligent, and malevolent presence at Erebus, bent not on resurrection—but extinction.