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Wildside

by Steven Gould

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  mcolpitts | Aug 3, 2009 |
Another teenagers in trouble type book - although these are older to begin with than the teleporting youngster at the beginning of Jumper - end of high school types.

Something a bit larger scale, too, as one of them discovers a door to a parallel Earth - one that is a pristine wilderness with no humans - but plenty of sabretooth tigers and dire wolves.

So they set out to investigate - and fall foul of a CIA black operation that gets wind of the technology.

A 3.75 rounded up I'd call this one.

Gould, again, tells a fine tale that improves as it goes on.

http://notfreesf.blogspot.com/2009/02... ( )
  bluetyson | Feb 17, 2009 |
I liked this book so much that I bought it for my teenage grandson. ( )
  roworthing | Oct 2, 2007 |
A fun story about a boy who discovers a doorway into a strange world of rolling grasslands and sabertooth tigers. (Is it another planet? The past? The future?) Simple, tight and effective. *** ( )
  oakesspalding | Sep 6, 2005 |
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Amazon.com (ISBN 0312854730, Hardcover)

A suspenseful example of an emerging subgenre, the homage to Heinlein's young adult fiction, this novel will satisfy readers of all ages. Eighteen-year-old Charlie Newell has inherited a ranch from Uncle Max, who is missing, presumed dead. Hidden behind a pile of old hay in the barn is a tunnel that doesn't lead to the airstrip but to a pristine, uninhabited parallel Texas stocked with extinct megafauna. Charlie recruits four friends to help him exploit the wild side of his ranch, but the project becomes wilder than they expect, and they find themselves in danger not from saber-toothed tigers, but from their fellow Americans.

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