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War of the Tyrants
- Narrated by: Warren Richardson
- Length: 4 hrs and 43 mins
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War of the Tyrants
Narrated by:
Warren Richardson
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Publisher's Summary
An earthquake devastates Los Angeles, allowing thousands of dinosaurs to escape from a huge dinosaur zoo near there. They invade the city and battle the armed forces. A mean and tough general is in command, working with a zoo director who is a scientist. Bombs are dropped on the city as warplanes and tanks battle dinosaurs. Huge plant-eaters stampede, crushing people. Meat-eaters rip people apart as troops shoot dinosaurs with automatic weapons, people panic, killing others in traffic. It's a suspenseful, fascinating, and terrifying science fiction novel.
©2012 Charles Hinton (P)2014 Charles Hinton
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