Nothing much ever happens in the sleepy English town of Warchester. So when a farmer is found savagely killed in some sort of animal attack, it's a big story for local reporter David Pascal. The rich and eccentric Sir Darren Penward tells the police an escaped Siberian tiger from his private zoo is to blame, but Pascal isn't so sure. Especially when one witness describes something impossible: an enormous and deadly creature that has been extinct for sixty million years. What exactly is Penward hiding behind the walls of his massive estate? And can Pascal uncover the truth before Penward's creatures escape to wreak murder and havoc on the unsuspecting populace?
First published in 1984, six years before Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park, which shares many of the same plot elements, Carnosaur has become a cult classic among fans of vintage horror, with copies long unobtainable except at exorbitant prices. This edition features a new introduction by Will Errickson.
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On sale now! No fan of '80s paperback horror fiction will want to miss this classic! Harry Adam Knight's CARNOSAUR (1984) promises lots of dinosaur carnage and gore, and boy, does it deliver! Grab yours here (UK/Commonwealth, please use Book Depository): https://t.co/5AHC610rE6 https://t.co/iYh8g7eohZ
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Just finished the amazing CARNOSAUR (1984) by Harry Adam Knight (John Brosnan) republished by @Valancourt_B. A gory delight of dinosaur carnage in a small British town with striking resemblance to the latter half of JURASSIC WORLD: THE FALLEN KINGDOM *cough, cough". https://t.co/4ByWaUaoGE