Aliens vs. Dinosaurs at the Beginning of Time

THE WORLD OF THE DINOSAUR - 65 million years ago, when giant beasts fought each other for dominance of the herd. One monarch has a vision of a better world in which dinosaurs cooperate and live in peace. But that peace is shattered when hostile aliens challenge them for dominion of the Earth.They collect the children, taking them to the alien homeworld to learn ways of destroying the dinosaurs once and for all. King Rex finds his daughter is among the missing. As his world crumbles around him, as his enemies circle him looking for weakness, he struggles to find a way to harness the power of flying without wings.His goal: to send an envoy of peace to the aliens and negotiate the release of the children. Failing that, to take the children back by force using an army of dinosaurs that have united behind him with one thought in mind: RESCUE THE CHILDREN!Written by a father and a son, this story is a must for anyone who loves dinosaurs. Imaginative and full of awesome battle scenes, it delivers what it promises. The fight on the alien planet is not to be missed. The book is also dotted with illustrations and has a brief history of the project that you won’t want to miss.

Aliens vs Dinosaurs is really about a father and son inventing bedtime stories. In 1995 the family watched a hurricane take everything they had as they hid in a closet through the night. Windows smashed, tornados shook the floor, and wind pushed rain sideways against the walls. In the aftermath came the cleanup and the recovery. The power was out for months. With no television and no books they started to make up bedtime stories. It began with mom telling a story about how good king Elvis saved the dinosaurs. Suddenly the demand for dinosaur stories went up, especially since one of the few things left behind by the storm were plastic dinosaurs. The story got more elaborate over time and the team decided to write it down. The whole idea was to create a story that dads and their sons would want to read. Since then, we have discovered that girls like dinosaur stories just as much. Younger Nick’s cousin Annie is the original pterodactyl girl and when we’re with her we still play raptor hunt which is like hide and seek with dinosaur noises. Besides, the main character in the story is Princess Natalie and she is one smart dino girl. The saga of how we worked and worked to create and write this story is in the back of the book. It took us 13 years. Young Nick is now grown up and wants to be a band teacher when he gets out of college. Daddy Nick is still writing stories and publishing through halfabook.com. They live in beautiful Washington State where the writer community is broad and supportive. Thank you for the support of this project and for engaging young and old in joys of reading. We hope you like the story and please give us your feedback for the next book we are planning: Aliens vs. Dinosaurs the Battle of Zinthar. And, no, you won’t have to wait another 13 years for the sequel.