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Peril stalks the Forida Keys when six genetically engineered, killer sharks escape from the lab at the Sealife Institute and make their way into the open seas, hunting anything--or anyone--that gets in their path. Original.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Who wants to give me this book?, Jun 20 2003

By	Greg Hirst (Casper, WY USA) - See all my reviews

I used to have a copy but Michael Stephen Houck of casper wyoming took it and lost it. What a chump.
I live at
2121 Dover
Casper, Wy, 82604

I would love to read this book. Unfortunatly I dont want to go anywhere to look for it. If you have a copy of this book, please send it to me. You probably owe money anyway, and in ten years you won't care about it anyway, but I will. Have a nice day on me.

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4.0 out of 5 stars WHAT DEEP BLUE SEA COULD HAVE BEEN, April 16 2003

By	K. Jump (Corbin, KY United States) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

A squad of genetically engineered mako sharks escape from their holding pen and turn the seas red with their insatiable wrath. Sound familiar? Yes, it's the same plot as the acceptable "Deep Blue Sea," but handled years earlier and far more adroitley by novelist William R. Dantz. Dantz's characters breathe with realism and the electric prose makes his mako's jump off the page at you. Solid, unheralded page-turner compares favorably to Peter Benchley's "Jaws" and definitely deserves to be back in print. Marred only slightly by a subtle left-wing subtext. Exciting, colorful thriller with a heart. Recommended to fans of undersea thrillers, suspense stories, or anyone who could use a quick but satisfying read.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A great Shark read., Oct 23 2001

By	nusandman "nusandman" (Lincoln, Ne USA) - See all my reviews

I was glad to see the author's comment here on his book. I read this about a year before "Deep Blue Sea" came out and was amazed that no credit was given to this book. The story lines are very similar. I'd rate this book right along side Alten's MEG series for suspense, action, and a believable story. I feel it was much more believable than Wilson's Extinct as well. If you can find this book, it's worth picking up.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A Great Book!
Well written and action packed, book is truley enjoyable from the start to finish. I would and have recommended it to my friends. I hope to read a sequel in the near future.

Published on Dec 7 2000 by Barbara J. Sisneros

4.0 out of 5 stars Hunger will have you on the edge of your seat.
A pack of genetically altered Mako sharks escapes into the Florida Keys and wreak havoc, eating everyone and everything in their path. Read more

Published on Nov 16 2000 by Chadwick H. Saxelid

4.0 out of 5 stars Highly entertaining read
I'm a huge fan of shark novels, and on a recent jaunt to a used bookstore I found a copy of this book, so I couldn't wait to get home and read it. Read more

Published on Oct 13 2000 by Ian Glavine