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Summary: Poorly written
Review: Native American myth and cutting-edge technology, all wrapped up in a cryptozoological mystery that reads like a detective story. Throw in some well-researched paleontological info and a lovable, Walter Mittyish hero, and you've got yourself a story that's gosh-darned difficult to put down. I know I couldn't do it.Oughta be a movie.
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Summary: The Thunderbird Legend
Review: Never having heard the thunderbird legend before, I feel D.L.Tanner weaves a story of human shortcomings,passions,and intrigue which will keep anyone on the edge of his seat, usually wishing he could be there and help.
His characters interplay with each other, and you love, hate, and pity almost each one in turn. The magnificent birds inspire wonder as well.
A well written and inspiring story for people who may be jaded in their outlook on the world.
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Summary: A GREAT WORK OF CRYPTOFICTION
Review: There is a new phenomenon going on among writers of cryptoficiton-- that which deals with the subject of unknown animals. No longer are writers subjecting us to the "monsters on the loose" killing innocent victims who haplessly encroach upon their secret domains. No longer are we being made to endure the "whimsical" tales of the mis-understood monster and its lonely outcast human friend. D.L. Tanner is one of this new breed of author who has taken the legend of the Thunderbird and painted for us a vivid and believable portrait of real animals that have continued to exist beyond the point of their supposed extinction in the fossil record. He has tailored his story with very human, very sympathetic human beings who face all forms of danger to be rewarded not only with the discovery of the legendary creatures in the flesh, but also with the discovery of a relic population of long-thought extinct peoples (I will not risk spoiling the adventure for you, but trust me, it is well worth reading.) To sum it up, you will believe the Thunderbirds are real. You will feel as though you are as much a part of this novel as the characters who take you there.
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Summary: Good first effort
Review: This is a fascinating story with a strong Native American myth storyline. The chapters flow well and keep you wanting to continue with the story. The characters are interesting and the creatures are fully explained as to why they might exist. I am looking forward to reading the second installment in the trilogy. This series is exciting and entertaining for even the uninformed in cryptozoology.
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Summary: High tech detective work
Review: This novel introduced me to the field of cryptozoology. There is something for everyone in this book. If you enjoy exotic and mysterious creatures or beyond cutting edge technology you will find plenty. It took me a little while, 4 or 5 chapters to get to know and like the title character and begin really pulling for him to be successful. I enjoyed the book and found it hard to put down. It is an excellent book, especially for a first effort from a new author.
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Summary: High tech detective work
Review: This novel introduced me to the field of cryptozoology. There is something for everyone in this book. If you enjoy exotic and mysterious creatures or beyond cutting edge technology you will find plenty. It took me a little while, 4 or 5 chapters to get to know and like the title character and begin really pulling for him to be successful. I enjoyed the book and found it hard to put down. It is an excellent book, especially for a first effort from a new author.
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