Escape from Jurassica

Escape from Jurassica

by D.K. Fraser

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Great Britain or the United Kingdom of Britannia as it had been known was now called the Kingdom of Jurassica by the rest of the world. The country that was changed forever when Scientists in Scotland recreated and brought to life a prehistoric long extinct dire wolf. This set in motion the race for bio engineering companies to make the biggest and scariest Dinosaur for the most cash. Safety & Security guidelines were skimped on to save money so when an environmental extremist group broke into one of the cloning labs dinosaurs escaped. To combat the ever-increasing Dinosaur population running rampant across the UK a designer virus is created. Disaster truck when the disease mutated wiping out 75% of the British population. The government then ordered an emergency mass evacuation. The UK was now an abandoned apocalyptic island inhabited by prehistoric animals. When George, a man living alone in Scotland comes across a woman and child, he promises to help them find a way off Jurassica to safety. The group must journey to one of the countries’ last operational evac zones. Avoiding threats from both Carnivorous dinosaurs hunting them, and humans determined not to let them leave.

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