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    Meg: Generations

    By Steve Alten

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    GENERATIONS opens where NIGHTSTALKERS left off. The Liopleurodon offspring has been moved to a holding tank aboard the Dubai-Land transport ship, Tonga for its journey to the Middle East. While the Crown Prince’s investors gawk at the creature, below deck in the tanker’s hold, another captured beast is awakened from its drug-induced state and goes on a rampage. The vessel sinks, the Lio escapes... and three distinct plots emerge to be woven together by master storyteller Steve Alten...
    •The hunt to recapture the Lio.
    •The hunt to capture and pen any surviving Megalodon pups birthed by Lizzy and Bela in the Salish Sea.
    •A Stage-IV death sentence of cancer that will force Jonas Taylor to return to the most frightening location on Earth – the Panthalassa Sea.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA&M Publishing LLC
    Release dateJun 14, 2018
    ISBN9781943957156
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    Steve Alten

    Steve Alten is the best-selling author of the MEG series - which was the basis for the feature film The Meg, starring Jason Statham - The Domain Trilogy, and standalone supernatural thrillers such as The Omega Project and Goliath. A native of Philadelphia, he earned a Bachelor’s degree from Penn State, a Masters from the University of Delaware, and a Doctorate from Temple University. He is the founder and director of Adopt-An-Author, a free nationwide teen reading program used in thousands of secondary school classrooms across the country to excite reluctant readers.

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    • 4/5
      Full throttle of a read! Scary goodness! MEG: Generations is the sixth installment of the MEG (Megalodon) series and wow, what a ride it was.

      There are several storylines in this novel, but they all work and come together in an amazing way. The objectives are simple: 1) Capture a liopleurodon, 2) Capture a MEG, 3) Rescue a crew trapped at the bottom of the sea. But, there are monstrous and dangerous sea creatures out in the deep blue that threaten the lives of everyone involved.

      An excellent book. It would have been a five star read if it weren't for that dang cliffhanger at the end.