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Life on the ranchlands of Montana comes with more than its share of trouble. The unique people who live and work on this untamed stretch of today's American West expect it—and some of them even enjoy it. One of them is Mike Wire, a former homicide detective who once worked the decadent hills and valleys of Hollywood. Having enough of the violence of the big city, Mike has retreated to a far corner of civilization to spend his days running the Square C Ranch and pining for Jeanette Coulter, its spirited and iron-fisted owner. But Mike is soon to learn terrible things can happen beneath Montana's big skies, too. The badlands are home to more than just horses, cattle, cowboys, and laid-back rattlesnakes. Just beneath the surface are the bones of a dinosaur family that could make a fortune for whoever gets to them first. When a paleontologist and his attractive young assistants arrive at the Square C to dig, Mike senses trouble is clinging to them like Montana mud. Once discovered, those bones won't stay buried, and not everyone hunting for them is doing it in the interest of science. When a murderer begins to stalk the dinosaur hunting grounds, Mike has to combine the lessons he learned in Los Angeles with those of the Montana prairie to protect the people and the land he has come to love.
- Sales Rank: #15002859 in Books
- Published on: 2010-11-09
- Formats: Audiobook, CD, Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 9
- Dimensions: 6.40" h x .90" w x 6.70" l, .69 pounds
- Running time: 37800 seconds
- Binding: Audio CD
From Publishers Weekly
Dinosaur bones and the people who covet them take center stage in Hickam's uncharacteristically bland latest, which plays out in Montana, where hardworking ranchers are hemmed in by the Bureau of Land Management, ecoterrorists, and neighbors with a bunker mentality. Retired L.A. homicide detective Mike Wire is now the foreman of the Square C Ranch, where the widowed owner, Jeanette Coulter, is the steely, unobtainable object of his affection. After paleontologist Dr. Norman "Pick" Pickford works out a deal to dig for fossils on Jeanette's property, Mike assists Pick's team, among whom is a sexy Russian Mike soon begins an affair with. Soon after Pick happens on a discovery that could prove to be revolutionary, a menacing visitor is murdered and Mike realizes that the fossils may be worth killing for. Unfortunately, it takes a very long time for the mystery to kick in, and Hickam (Rocket Boys) reserves all the action for the story's climax. In the end, the science fascinates more than the characters or the leisurely plot. (Nov.) (c)
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"The Dinosaur Hunter is a fascinating thriller, well-crafted and relentless.... A cross between Tony Hillerman and Larry McMurtry, this is one hell of a good [listen]." ---Douglas Preston, author of Tyrannosaur Canyon
About the Author
Homer Hickam is the author of a number of bestsellers, including Rocket Boys, Back to the Moon, The Coalwood Way, and The Keeper's Son.
Audiobook veteran Michael Kramer has recorded more than two hundred audiobooks for trade publishers and many more for the Library of Congress Talking Books program. An AudioFile Earphones Award winner and an Audie Award nominee, he earned a Publishers Weekly Listen-Up Award for his reading of Savages by Don Winslow.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Great action packed murder mystery,love,cowboys cowgirls and digging up dino bones. Learn some Paleontology too!
By Thomas Erickson
Met Homer Hickam Jr at the 2011 Mars society convention in Grape Vine Texas. He was a guest speaker. I instantly liked him ... a real down to Earth guy.I bought and read his Torpedo Junction book...5 stars...see my review. I took a Paleontology course and wrote a paper on the evolution of the horse and have fossil collected in the Peace river Fl., finding many fossilized shark teeth and mammal fossilized bones. Donated my shark teeth collection to The Natural Museum of History ( Sweden) in Stockholm. So it was with great interest I bought The Dinosaur Hunter.
Homer Hickam has wrote a great book. Action packed from beginning to end. I couldn't put it down. Its a page burner 311 pages I read in 2/3s of a day. Remember this is a fictional novel so the "facts" discovered about the nest guarding instincts of the "T Rex", etc. are only supposition and have not been proven. Just go with the flow with this book. Don't try to analyze it; just enjoy it.
Homer is superb with character development. You really get to know the characters and how they think. You empathize with them. The book has a great plot. What could be better...Dino bone hunting,cowboys and cowgirls, a murder, a little sex thrown in ...nothing vulgar or graphic, plus the reader gets a chance to learn a little Paleontology.
I got to empathize so much with the characters I almost shed a tear when the main character Mike sees his girl friend and possible future soul mate Tanya murdered by a Russian mob thug by a bullet to the head with Mike watching.The Russian mob thugs are coming to steal the dinosaur bones and will kill all witnesses. Again great action, character development and a superb plot. A good mystery who done it about the cow killings and first murder of a Russian mob thug,too.
Enjoyed this book so much, I bought Rocket Boys and the October Skies DVD, and more books by Homer Hickam Jr. Will review. The Dinosaur Hunter, a great action packed novel with a little Paleontology to learn too! 5 stars
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
The Dinosaur Hunter
By J. Oliver
Forget about "Mama Grizzlies" - it's Mama T-Rex who really rules! I just finished Homer Hickam's "The Dinosaur Hunter," and found the book as exciting and rewarding as I hoped it would be. With this novel Hickam, who in past lives has - among numerous other occupations - trained NASA astronauts how to scuba, and has written about going Back to the Moon: A Novel - has traded his diving flippers for cowboy boots, and deep space for "deep time." In addition, and not surprisingly, Hickam proves to be as skillful at portraying the world of dino-diggers in Montana as he is taking us into the coal mines of West Virginia. A sort of comic mystery, thriller, action-love story, the novel moves along at a quick-fire pace that kept me engrossed from beginning to end. Hickam also creates a cadre of characters that are as layered and diverse as the geologic strata where the novel is set. There is Pick, the paleontologist who moves from the Cretaceous through the Quatenary periods with ease, but can't seem to find his way back to camp; Ray and Amelia, the squabbling teenagers-in-love; Brian and Philip, the Green Planet brothers who learn to love the earth in a way they didn't think possible; Cade, the Hollywood porn-producer cum nouveau-riche rancher; Toby, the Hawaiian-shirt-wearing Russian mobster; and the protagonist, Mike - the ex-LA detective turned ranch manager, who doesn't have a clue when it comes to women. And what women! I've not met such capable and courageous, independent and intense, resourceful and resilient, women since Ellen Ripley, especially Jeanette, owner of the Square C ranch where Mike works. The strong, silent type; when she does talk, you know she means it. In fact, all the heroes of the story, based on people Hickam came to know and admire while researching the novel, are as tough and tenacious as the Montana they are trying to measure up to. My only beef? The novel is too short! In the words of Oliver Twist: "More, please!"
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
I love Homer's books
By Patricia T.
I love Homer's books. I began buying and reading his books because my husband and I both graduated from Big Creek High School (that's the school in the Rocket Boys book/October Sky movie) just ahead of him, then I continued to buy them because they are such excellent reads. Of course our favorites are that trilogy. Sure wish they'd make a movie of The Coalwood Way. His books make such excellent gifts. Back to The Dinosaur Hunter, while enjoying a unique story, upon finishing the book you find you have learned so much about paleontology, bone digs and preservation without realizing it while you were reading the book. It is wonderful when an author can teach through an entertaining work of fiction. This is a book you'll not easily put down once you've started it.
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