“Among all Crichton’s novels, it’s one of his best, a beautifully detailed, scientifically engrossing, absolutely riveting story.” — Booklist, starred review

“A totally unexpected flashback to the days when Crichton was central to the entertainment world.... If you like a good Crichton paleo-action story incorporating real historical figures, you’ll like this one.” — New York Times

“Rollicking.... A page-turner.” — Wall Street Journal

“Bears all the narrative traits of its techno-thriller ancestor, Jurassic Park. It’s a fun and diverting romp.... Dragon Teeth is filled with colorful Wild West characters... and Crichton writes vividly.” — Washington Post

“A fast-paced page-turner that showcases Crichton’s singular ability to combine action, science, and history into one fantastic story. Fans will be thrilled, while new readers will discover what makes his books so enthralling.” — Library Journal

“Dragon Teeth isn’t ‘literary’ fiction. Plain and simple, it’s Crichton fiction — a fun, suspenseful, entertaining, well-told tale filled with plot twists, false leads and lurking danger in every cliffhanging chapter. When you’re done, you’ll wish for more.” — USA Today (four stars)

“A lean, propulsively readable adventure story, filled with seamlessly interwoven exposition and sharp dialogue. It’s easily the best thing with Michael Crichton’s name on it since 1999’s Timeline.... Linking the word ‘dinosaur’ and the name ‘Michael Crichton’ is about as sure-fire a recipe for magic as the modern publishing world can muster.” — Christian Science Monitor

“Dragon Teeth is an effective, page-turning combination of historical fact and fast-paced fiction.... A distinct pleasure to read.... [Readers will] be anxious to know if there might be more unpublished treasures waiting in the Crichton Archives to be excavated and brought forward for our reading delight.” — New York Journal of Books

“A page-turner.” — NBC 2

“On display... are [Crichton’s] many gifts as a popular novelist and Dragon Teeth is a gripping and entertaining read.” — Sunday Times

“Any new Crichton novel is a cause for celebration.” — Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“<i>Dragon Teeth</i> is history class made palatable thanks to thrilling storytelling.... Why wait for the TV adaptation when this terrific book is already on the shelves?” — Fort Worth Star Telegram

“A good story with a compelling plot and plenty of twists and turns to keep the reader guessing.” — Oklahoma City Oklahoman

“The book is packed with action, combining impeccable research and storytelling to offer an unforgettable excursion into classic Crichton territory.” — Raleigh News & Observer

“Crichton was always a terrific storyteller, and Dragon Teeth is a terrific story.” — Seattle Times

“Both thrilling and thought-provoking.” — BookPage

“Entertaining.” — Publishers Weekly

“Crichton is a virtuoso.” — New York Times

“A master.” — Los Angeles Times

“A terrific novelist. . . . He could make most readers lose sleep all night and call in sick the next day.” — San Francisco Chronicle

“Crichton’s books [are] . . . hugely entertaining.” — New York Times Book Review

Not since Jurassic Park has digging up the past been so dangerous

The legendary ^#1 New York Times bestselling author of Jurassic Park returns to the world of paleontology in this recently discovered novel . . .

The year is 1876. Warring Indian tribes still populate America’s western territories, even as lawless gold-rush towns begin to mark the landscape, and two monomaniacal paleontologists pillage the Wild West, hunting for dinosaur fossils while surveilling, deceiving, and sabotaging each other.

Into this treacherous territory plunges  William Johnson, a student who has joined world-renowned paleontologist Othniel Charles Marsh on his latest expedition. But when Marsh becomes convinced that William is spying for his nemesis, Edward Drinker Cope, he abandons him in Cheyenne, Wyoming, a locus of crime and vice.

William joins forces with Cope and soon stumbles upon a discovery of historic proportions. With this extraordinary treasure, however, comes exceptional danger, and Johnson’s newfound resilience will be sorely tested . . .