Dinocalypse Forever
With the Century Club scattered across time, can they stop Gorilla Khan and his cohorts from invading the present with an army of psychic dinosaurs from the past?
Okay, I need to set the record straight right off the bat. This book had a hard row to hoe to begin with. It's been a couple years since I read the first two books in the trilogy. Secondly, while Chuck Wendig wrote the first two books in the series, he did not write this one. Thirdly, I find myself drifting in and out of a reading funk so it's taking more and more to engage me. That being said, this book was probably a victim of circumstance.
Anyway, it wasn't all doom and gloom. Even the most Scrooge-like of curmudgeons can't help but have a little fun reading a story involving psychic dinosaurs, talking apes, and pulp super-heroics. Despite not being written by Chuck Wendig, Professor Khan, Jet Black, and the rest rang true.
There's not a lot about the plot I can say without giving away the previous two books. If you've read the other two Dinocalypse books, you'll want to read this one for closure. 2 out of 5 stars.