I have to admit, although a huge fan of Science Fiction, I was somewhat skeptical when I learned the premise of this book… a chunk of space rock contains a virus that killed off all the dinosaurs, and now is back to kill off mankind… don’t let first impressions fool you like they did me. Tom Forest not only weaves that little aspect flawlessly into the story as to make it seem plausible, but he has made a believer out of me.

Along the lines of Mitch Rapp or John Wells, Special Agent D More...

This book was annoying from the beginning. It was an excellent idea but the blurb on the back of the book is false advertising.
Spoiler...
The bad guys don't have the rock long enough to create a cure and they are not holding the cure hostage - that would have made a far more interesting book.
He introduces the characters prior to the story starting in a way that you only see in a play or movie. It came across as distracting. He also talks about who one of his characters is bas More...

If continuous action is what you are seeking, T-Rex Virus is definitely the book for you!

Tom Forest does an excellent job making T-Rex Virus come alive in a very real way. I could definitely tell that Mr. Forest knew his background information and had done extensive research - whether from real-life incidents and knowledge, or simply performing a wide-range of research.

T-Rex Virus focuses on a huge "what if" question of "What if whatever killed the dinosaurs More...