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Cover Image: Archaeopteryx (The Albuquerque Trilogy #1)

Archaeopteryx (The Albuquerque Trilogy #1)

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Chrystal V, Reviewer

I absolutely loved this story. John Stick has been on the outside of "normal" all of his life. It's only natural that he would gravitate toward animals, lovely non-judgmental animals, and particularly those who are often judged themselves as being "creepy". But when the animals John (please call him Stick) start dying mysteriously, John must help his biologist friend Melodia (another on the fringes) find out why, thus ensnaring him in a web of intrigue and tragedy. For a guy with a pet bird catcher tarantula, webs might sound great, but the reasons behind the mysterious animal deaths are nothing short of a nightmare.

This story has everything, from a lovable protagonist battling demons to a horrifying twist at the end. While many people may not be familiar with the archaeopteryx, it is fitting for Stick to be likened to one. Highly recommended for people who enjoy well developed characters and a little horrifying science fiction. Also tarantulas.
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