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Fatalis
Author: Jeff Rovin

When an ancient fissure is jolted in the hills above Los Angeles, the giant cats-in suspended animation since ancient time-awake. And then the deaths begin, attributed at first to the modern hazards of setting up a rich and teeming metropolis so close to the natural mountain habitat of bobcats and wolves. But something else is descending from on... more »

ISBN-13: 9780312981204
ISBN-10: 0312981201
Publication Date: 10/14/2001
Pages: 368
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Currently 3.6/5 Stars.

3.6 stars, based on 12 ratings

Publisher: St. Martin's Paperbacks
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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Anonymous reviewed Fatalis on 7/17/2008

Helpful Score: 1

Really interesting read. Even though the cat is supposed to be the antagonist, you find yourself rooting for them. The ending is wonderful. Completely unrealistic, but satisfactory nonetheless.

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