Title: been done
Product review: Nice monster, moderate suspense, but it's been done. Sharks, whoopty-doo! Seventy feet? Wow that's that's uh, that's real big I'm sure. The bottom line is, Megaladon, as countless people seem to beleive (due to films and books like this), is not the largest, most powerful predator the world has ever seen. That would be LIOPLEURODON. At eighty feet long and weighing one hundred and fifty tons, it would make a snack out of the Megaladon sharks (who only grew to about sixty feet inlength). Liopleurodon was not only larger and stronger, it was probably smarter, I'm talking killer whale intelligence. All you have to do to imagine this guy is combine a crocodile and a killer whale, boost it's size up (waaaay up), give it a sixteen foot long skull, and you've got it. I'm extremely surprised no one has written a book about this true king of the deep. The good thing about this book is that it did involve a Kronosaurus, a smaller and less impressive cousin of Liopleurodon, in it's story.
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