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The experts all anticipated an influenza pandemic, after all these have occurred every ten to fifty years since the sixteenth century. They were just a natural part of being a highly mobile global species. We were ready. A million scenarios on thousands of computers all indicated we had the epidemiology down pat, we were looking for it. It never occurred to anybody that the next biological assault on humanity would have nothing to do with pigs, chickens or ducks. John Patrick a middle aged biological anthropologist at UMaine Orono whose life is dovetailing into bliss.

Henry Kissinger is among the most controversial figures in American life. He has been lauded as a diplomatic Superman and cursed as a war criminal, credited with turning the tide of the Cold War and accused of causing genocide. At various times, he has inspired both admiration and deep suspicion among the American public.

Sheol is a psychological horror novel inspired by the warning of Jesus in Luke 16. After a tragic accident, Quinn awakens in a desolate and unforgiving wasteland of heat, darkness, and despair. Water cannot be found. Rest never comes. The landscape shifts between ruined cities, barren wilderness, and places that seem designed to break the human spirit.

When rancher William Boone finds the mutilated remains of his neighbor’s steer, he assumes it’s the work of hungry coyotes. When a second carcass turns up, he knows something isn’t right. When the bodies start appearing, he realizes the nightmare has already begun. They are fast. They are relentless. And they are always hungry. Escaped from a secret facility, a pack of savage prehistoric predators has been unleashed into the farmlands of Eastland County.

Evil can’t be cured. It evolves. Gale Frye was a monster long before the experiments began—torturer, killer, pure evil without reason or remorse. Sentenced to death, he disappears into the hands of a secret corporation. Their lead scientist, desperate to prove her new serum, uses Frye as her human test subject. The result? Unthinkable. Frye transforms—his skin turning to scales, his teeth to razors, his hunger to something inhuman. Stronger. Faster. Smarter. And thirsty for blood. When he escapes, the hunters become the hunted. Because Gale Frye isn’t a man anymore. He’s FLESH EATER.

For decades a terrifying flying monster has been reported throughout Indonesia. It is known as the Ropen, the local term for “Demon Flyer.” A survivor from prehistoric times, it is large, deadly . . . and hungry for human flesh.

Mount Aire is a secluded enclave on the Kenai Peninsula where folks do their best to live quiet lives away from the chaos of civilization. The town’s peace is shattered when a musher is killed during the annual Terimore 200 sled dog race, and signs of a strange creature are found at the murder scene. Murmurs recalling the year of the beast percolate through town. Six years ago, three died, five the cycle before that.

Once elusive, now intrusive, the beast has been killing livestock and pets in the town of Cradle Creek for a time. However, now it has moved on to humans. Local hermit Moe O’ Riley has asked his son to come out with a team to figure out what this thing is that’s causing so much trouble. Jake O’ Riley, a cryptozoologist, and his like-minded friends head out to the locations of the attack. However, they’re in for more than they bargained for. Who will survive the night and will there be anyone left to provide evidence of the Bog Beast?

On the desolate tundra of Antarctica, a team sent to harvest the blood of dinosaurs fights for their lives. It’s the world’s greatest secret. Frozen in the ice of Antarctica are perfectly preserved dinosaurs. Sold on the black market, their blood is worth millions. It’s enough to kill for, but is it worth dying for? As the ice melts and the dinosaurs wake up, guns might not be enough to stop the rampage of the greatest predator of all time, Tyrannosaurus rex!

It ruled the Late Jurassic period. Its name comes from the distinctive horn on its snout. Its ferocity stems from its long, blade-like teeth, and a disposition to eviscerate anything in its vicinity. Former Navy Seal Elliot Kittner was not one to be surprised easily. Having pursued the arms dealer known as Zahara into an island chain in the South China Sea, combat and bloodshed was just a usual part of his nine-to-five. But he did not expect this.

Before the megalodon, before the kraken, there was the incident on Maxwell Island. Powerful individuals covered it up as an attack by local terrorists. The truth lies below the water—a truth which will spark electrifying terror in the heart of humanity. On the night of June 30th, a thunderous explosion awakens the inhabitants of Maxwell Island. The remains of the party yacht Dream Wrecker illuminate the shores with towering flames. It is the first of many oddities plaguing the police force led by the inexperienced Chief Silvia Remar.

The deadliest predator in the ocean has just been given an upgrade. EPA Agent Julian Reed thinks he's headed for another routine assignment when he's sent to investigate toxic water levels off the coast of Pelican Grove. Instead, he walks straight into a nightmare. Dead fish wash ashore, their bodies warped by chemical exposure. A group of local troublemakers vanishes without a trace. And a fishing boat drifts in, its owner torn to pieces.

This is Wasserman’s seventeenth book, and it may be his most compelling yet. Drawing on decades of experience as a state game warden, Wasserman delivers a collection of true stories that read with the tension of a thriller and the authenticity only firsthand knowledge can provide. From remote back roads and frozen ponds to quiet rural homes where something isn’t quite right, each chapter pulls the listener into moments where decisions are made quickly—and the consequences last forever. What sets this book apart is its balance. It’s not just about poachers and law enforcement—it’s about people.

Something ancient has awakened beneath the Louisiana swamp. And it doesn't belong in the modern world. When a routine disaster-response mission draws the Oklahoma Army National Guard deep into the flooded bayous of New Orleans' City Park, what begins as hurricane recovery quickly spirals into a biological nightmare. Fishing boats vanish. Livestock are torn apart. Bite patterns defy modern science. And something massive moves beneath the black water—something armored, territorial, and impossibly old.

Following the warning given by Senator Stephen Yuel in his dying breath, Raptor Pack and General travel far to Iraq. At the village of Taza, they unite with a band of freedom fighters to liberate the area from a local terrorist group. Following a successful campaign to eliminate all hostiles from the village, Raptor Pack moves east to investigate the black site Starless, and hopefully locate the mercenary Moran and stop him from removing the meteorite sample stored in the sublevels. What they find is the deadly aftermath of a deadly awakening. Bodies line the corridors.

Two reptilian threats had been eliminated. The town of Graceville, Florida was finally pulling itself together when a new but expected threat returned. After a string of brutal attacks leave everyone helpless, a familiar face returns to the everglades to attempt to put an end to the horror that lies in the murky water and within himself. Everyone had been hurt. Some physically, most mentally. The crocodiles caused damage beyond death. Now that there are more horrors that lie in wait, some wonder if they can finally put an end to it all or if everyone is doomed to the jaws of the beast.

It was supposed to be a normal ride. Three friends. Cameras rolling. A remote stretch of mountain trail with no signal and no way to call for help. They’d done rides like this before. Nothing unusual. Nothing dangerous. Nothing they couldn’t handle. Then something changed. The footage doesn’t explain it. The timeline doesn’t make sense. And the details don’t line up. The Great Divide is a grounded, cinematic survival thriller that pulls you deep into the wilderness —and leaves you with a question that refuses to settle. What really happened out there?

They knew the mission. They knew the target. A team of elite soldiers is deployed deep into the jungles of Peru to recover a classified experiment—one they understand all too well. They’ve studied its behaviour. Its capabilities. Its limits. Or so they think. When something far more dangerous reveals itself in the shadows, the mission begins to unravel. And when a terrorist force emerges with plans of their own, the jungle becomes a battlefield with no clear enemy. As loyalties fracture and the line between duty and survival blurs, the objective is no longer so simple. Because in the jungle…

A monster has come to the northern town of Bear Creek. Samson is an Alaskan Grizzly. He stands nearly twelve-feet tall and weighs over a ton. But when he was only a cub, his mother killed and devoured two young campers–a horrific attack that has become local legend. Raised by a man-eater, Samson is now grown. Five people are already dead. Local authorities are desperate. But Samson avoids traps and won't take bait. Because humans are his chosen prey. Experts say he won't stop. But no one knows where he might strike next–only that he will. In the woods, no one can hear you scream.

Echo Five is sent into the forest to contain a Bigfoot problem. At least that’s what they were told. Deep in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest—smack bang in the middle of a million-acre federal enclave—Lieutenant Jim Dawes and his team begin a search for a creature that doesn’t officially exist. For Jim, it’s business as usual. But the deeper they move into the trees, the more the mission begins to feel wrong. The forest listens, silent—a silence weighted with eerie dread.