Dinosaur Lake Series

Un predador primordial ha vuelto a nacer en las cavernas debajo de Crater Lake …y tiene hambre. ~ Resumen de LAGUNA PRIMORDIAL por Kathryn Meyer Griffith Henry Shore, ex policía, ha sido el jefe de los guardabosques en el Parque Nacional de Crater Lake durante los últimos ocho años y le gusta el parque y la vida que ha tenido en él. Una vida segura, tranquila, a la que se ha acostumbrado. Pero vienen desafíos de muchos tipos. Primero suceden los temblores, y luego gente empieza a desaparecer. Ahora hay algo misterioso en el agua que parece vivir en las cavernas debajo de Crater Lake y no solo está creciendo sino que también es agresivo e inteligente… y tiene mucha hambre. Y ha desarrollado un gusto para los seres humanos. Los come. Y puede salir del agua. Ahora Henry, con la ayuda de su esposa Ann, un paleontólogo joven que se llama Justin y un grupo de hombres valientes, no sólo tienen que proteger el parque y la gente contra este monstruo sino que también necesitan encontrar dónde vive y cómo destruirlo… antes de que mate de nuevo. Se dispone de cuatro volúmenes de Laguna Primordial: Laguna Primordial (finalista para el Premio EPIC EBOOK AWARDS de 2014) y cuatro volúmenes en inglés por traducir: Dinosaur Lake II: Dinosaurs Arising (Laguna Primordial II: La Asención de los Dinosaurios), Dinosaur Lake III: Infestation (Laguna Primordial III: Plaga),  Dinosaur Lake IV: Dinosaur Wars (Laguna Primordial IV: Guerra de los Dinosaurios) y Dinosaur Lake V: Survivors (Laguna Primordial V: Supervivientes). *** ~ Traducción de: Bunny Meléndez Stone

Dinosaur Lake by Kathryn Meyer Griffith...first in a seven book series. Ex-cop Henry Shore has been Chief Park Ranger at Crater Lake National Park for eight years and he likes his park and his life the way it's been. Safe. Tranquil. Predictable. But he's about to be tested in so many ways. First the earthquakes begin…people begin to go missing…then there's some mysterious water creature that's taken up residence in the caves below Crater Lake and it's not only growing in size, it's aggressive and cunning…and very hungry. And it's decided it likes human beings. To eat. And it can come up onto land. So Henry, with the help of his wife, Ann; a young paleontologist named Justin; and a band of brave men, must not only protect his park and his people from the monster but somehow find where it lives and destroy it…before it can kill again. ***  Now seven books in the series! Dinosaur Lake, Dinosaur Lake: Dinosaurs Arising, Dinosaur Lake: Infestation and Dinosaur Lake IV: Dinosaur Wars, Dinosaur Lake V: Survivors, Dinosaur Lake VI: The Alien Connection, Dinosaur Lake VII: The Aliens Return.

Chief Park Ranger Henry Shore has dealt with and fought real live dinosaurs at his beloved Crater Lake National Park for over six years. With the help of his rangers, a few brave FBI friends and army soldiers he'd been victorious over a prehistoric lake creature and years later some particularly fiendish, and clever, specimens of the flying variety. He and his newspaper publisher wife, Ann, thought their park was finally rid of the monsters and they could reclaim their tranquil life in a place they cherished. Not so. For suddenly across the park new and even more malevolent mutant species of dinosaur begin to appear and create havoc, attacking the park's visitors and threatening its peace. And this time the primeval scourge isn't confined to just their park. The creatures have moved into the nearby towns, across the western United States and up into Canada. They are so much more aggressive, smarter and hungrier than any that have come before and the infestation is spreading further and faster than Henry and Ann can even imagine. This time there's no easy way to defeat the dinosaurs. There's too many of them and they're too devious. This time it's full out war and the victor will someday claim Earth. There are now six Dinosaur Lake books.

The predatory dinosaurs, amphibious, land-crawlers, air flyers, small and large, were dead; dead in all the forests, mountains, deserts, towns, and cities of America, and across the planet. They were still hunted, sought and exterminated when found, and these rogue beasts were becoming rarer every day. The humans' dinosaur killing serum, and extermination practices, had worked far better than anyone had prayed for, and they had eventually freed the planet of its primordial scourge. The earth belonged to the humans once more  and all its lands were safe–or so the world, Henry Shore, former Chief Park Ranger at Crater Lake National Park, and his wife, Ann, had believed…until one day years later two new dinosaurs, craftier than any the earth had ever seen, appeared. One of them was benevolent, a friend to mankind, and the other was not. It was blood-thirsty, eerily intelligent  and unbelievably vengeful. This dinosaur wouldn't be so easy to kill. *** There are now six Dinosaur Lake books.

Henry Shore has spent the last decade hunting for, fighting, protecting people from, and exterminating rogue dinosaurs in his beloved Crater Lake National Park, and the towns around it. Once the Chief Park Ranger there, now he's retired and, since all the dinosaurs are supposedly gone, he's trying to live his best retirement life. Except, for Henry, that doesn't seem to be possible…because of a new sorrow he's had to shoulder, and a new insidious breed of super-smart, highly intuitive dinosaurs that have suddenly emerged to again menace humanity. Henry is asked to track them down; and he's dragged back into the fray. Besides being asked to battle this new threat, Henry has also been invited by his paleontologist son-in-law, Doctor Justin Maltin, to join a top-secret government team of research scientists at Area 52 investigating the original and apparently ancient origins, of the earth's earlier plague of dinosaurs–and two mysterious alien spaceships stored there. What Henry becomes a part of turns out to be so much more than even he could have imagined. A true alien enigma. There's something mysteriously mindboggling at Area 52 and Henry will help uncover its mystery, and, in doing so, will have the most incredible experience of his life–and that's saying a lot for a seasoned dinosaur hunter.

Ex-Park Chief Ranger Henry Shore has had his share of adventures and trials. But for many years he had a good life with his wife, Ann, and his daughter, Laura, being Chief Ranger at Crater Lake National Park. His life was perfect. Then the dinosaurs came. With his rangers, he fought the prehistoric beasts for years in his park; while outside the world also battled the malevolent creatures. He had one friend among the dinosaurs, little Oscar, who helped him, and the other humans, to fight and survive the dinosaur wars; during them he lost his daughter. These days Henry is recovering from the loss of his beloved wife, Ann, and trying to find purpose in his new lonely life. The year before he'd been temporarily rescued from that sorrow by being drafted, as a renowned dinosaur hunter and expert, to help track down some of the last remaining rogue dinosaurs in the country, and then later, two of the wilier creatures loose and causing havoc at the government's secret Area 52. Area 52, where two mysterious ancient alien spaceships were housed and examined by a team of our scientists. Alien ships somehow suspected of being connected to the world's previous dinosaur scourge because of the ancient dinosaur DNA discovered in their labs. That assignment ended abruptly for Henry when the two alien aircrafts mysteriously vanished. Now Henry is home again, and at loose ends. But when so many new menacing extraterrestrial spacecrafts begin to appear in Earth's air spaces, and the alien abductions multiply, Henry is drafted yet again to help. For fear has rapidly spread across the world as more and more alien airships are sighted everywhere. Why are so many alien ships suddenly harassing our planet, and what do they want? It won't take long before the world, with Henry and an old friend's help, find out. Then they have to figure out how to appease the aliens, or the Earth could be doomed.

Chief Ranger Henry Shore once fought the lethal infestation of prehistoric dinosaurs in his beloved Crater Lake National Park. The first monster, which he called Godzilla, then the flying nightmares, the Gargoyles, then the small evil dinosaurs, and finally One-Eye and its twin. With his wife, Ann, his rangers, and his friends he eliminated the blood-thirsty beasts not only in his park, but over time in many other places. From the beginning of the dinosaur wars he was befriended by a small, intelligent telepathic dinosaur he affectionately named Oscar. Oscar was a benevolent creature who believed humans, the 'sticks' as he thought of them, were his friends, too. Oscar saved Henry's life, and others, many times. Truth be told, Oscar actually saved the world when sinister aliens unexpectedly arrived, and wanted to annihilate mankind because of our murderous, warlike tendencies; how humanity had never been able to live in peace. Oscar telepathically communicated to the aliens in our defense–and humanity was given one final chance–an ominous warning–to learn to live together. Live together in peace or die. Or the aliens would return and end our species forever. Now Oscar, and his expanding family, need Henry's help. They'd been living happily deep in the backwoods of Crater Lake Park, hidden from human eyes and malicious human interference, when the out-of-control wildfire flushes them from their safe haven…and they end up in Crater Lake. Of course, they can't remain there. They'd be seen, discovered. Exploited or hunted to extinction because people still feared and loathed dinosaurs because of how many humans they'd slaughtered during their bloody reign. But, aside from Henry's love of Oscar, the Oscars' survival is crucial if the aliens ever return, so Henry and his paleontologist son-in-law, Justin, must lead the horde away from the lake to a new safe home in another isolated section of the park. They must protect the Oscars. But one infant dinosaur has been left behind, and in saving that little dinosaur, returning it to Oscar and its family, Henry almost pays the ultimate price…but Henry would do anything for Oscar. After all, Oscar would–and had many times–saved Henry's life; he saved the planet as well. So Henry, and Earth, are undeniably and forever indebted to the small dinosaur.