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    Dinoworld: Dissonance
    Dinoworld: Dissonance
    Dinoworld: Dissonance
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    Dinoworld: Dissonance

    By K. Thomas Olsen

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    When Rex Turner announced the arrival of a new age, the ranger chief is sent on a forced vacation by the governors while the rogue raptor Scarface roams free. During his absence, lines are crossed when some poachers reveal themselves to be more noble than they first appear, and some rangers less so. In the midst of confusion, many find themselves asking who the true villains are...

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherK. Thomas Olsen
    Release dateOct 7, 2015
    ISBN9781310922855
    Dinoworld: Dissonance
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    K. Thomas Olsen

    Born in Frankfurt, Germany from a father in the military, Keith Thomas Olsen has been writing for several years before pursuing his dream of publishing his own series. Always a fan of dinosaurs, Keith has gone on several safaris across the state of Utah and has discovered many things along the way. In 2001, he had the opportunity to partake in a dinosaur dig with Utah's first Tyrannosaurus. Expanding his horizons, Keith is a member of Star Wars' 501st Legion with a Biker Scout costume under the number TB-3831. Meeting his future wife at a science fiction convention in Salt Lake City, he was married three years later. Hoping to encourage young writers, Keith plans on making his Dinoworld universe open for everyone to use.

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