Smilodon
Seven years after a near-fatal mauling by a grizzly bear, in which his only
son was killed, Jason Bristol, a one time prize-fighter and expert animal
tracker, is back in the woods tracking again–when he’s not nursing the
nearest fifth of whiskey.
Then Jason’s best friend and mentor is discovered half-buried beneath a mat
of pine needles. The prospector’s mangled corpse has been mauled virtually
beyond recognition. A rancher loses a prize thoroughbred and suddenly the
nightmare responsible for Jason’s downward spiral is rekindled as Jason is
thrust back into the wilderness on the trail of a predator that defies
belief.
The time clock has begun for Norah Phelps, too, daughter of
multimillionaire real estate developer Richard Phelps whose recent purchase
of the 95,000 acre former Clarksdale Animal Preserve has pitted
environmentalist and wildlife biologist daughter against capitalist
father. Norah, responsible for relocating the local wolf population,
remains unconvinced a pack of marauding wolves are accountable for the
attacks and enlists Jason’s help in her quest for the real killer before
the spate of killings can jeopardize not only her future but also the
future of her father’s prize development project.
Against the majestic pristine backdrop of Idaho’s Bitterroot Wilderness
Area, the story unfolds. Jason, with Norah’s assistance, soon discovers
the ghosts of his past are nothing compared to the battle he’s undertaken.
Smilodon. A saber-toothed cat. He’s angry, he’s frightened, he’s hungry,
and he’s 12,000 years from home!
SMILODON 75,000 words or about 300 pages
Alan Nayes is the author of GARGOYLES,
THE
UNNATURAL, BARBARY
POINT, and GIRL
BLUE.
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