“A heart-pounding adventure . . It’s The Strolling Deceased, but with dinosaurs. Such as a starving T-rex, Horizon Alpha: Predators of Eden got its claws right into me.” -Gillian Philip, author of the Rebel Angels Series

“We never could have come here if we’d known.”

Two hundred years ago, the fantastic Ark Horizon Alpha escaped a doomed Globe and went searching for a new real estate. The passengers arrived on Tau Ceti e planning on paradise, but rather they discovered a planet stuck in its own version of the about Predators of Eden cretaceous period. The human beings’ one protection against the dinosaurs ravaging the planet is an electric fence, constructed from the remains from the shuttles that brought them there.

But Eden base has only times of power left.

With most of the adult men dead, rookie soldier Caleb Wilde and his unit of teenage boys leave the electric fences of Eden in search of a reactor core lost deep in the jungle.

The final remnant of the people waits behind the electric fence for their return. The dinosaurs wait around, too-for the energy to die and the feast to begin.

“I’ve frequently dreamt of trying to survive on a new world and pitting myself against character. My dreams were never this chilling, nor the finishing as fascinating. I highly recommend this high energy experience and would place it between Isaac Asimov and Arthur C Clark.” -Reid Minnich, author of Koinobi trilogy.

“There’s a lot of jet gasoline for the imagination. The pace is normally fast, the stakes are high, as well as the security of no one is assured.” -John Burris, author of Brothers