When 14-year-old Zeke Calhoun goes to live at his Uncle Jesse's broken-down ranch in Texas, he discovers that he has a natural way with horses and loves to ride. But this is nothing compared to what he finds in a riverbed near the ranch: a mysterious stranger, riddled with bullets, lying face down in the dirt, and a juvenile T-Rex keeping a pack of hungry wolves at bay. Where did the stranger come from? Who shot him and why? While Zeke saves the stranger and sets out to answer these questions, he finds something much more interesting--a bridle in the dinosaur's mouth. From that moment on he knows he is destined to ride the T-Rex. What he does not know, however, is that his actions will set off a chain of events plunging him into an incredible adventure, one that will lead to the discovery of a deadly alliance between Earth and a prehistoric world that could threaten the very fabric of both. Learn more at RexRiders.com

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J. P. Carlson performed stand-up and sketch comedy for eight years and has written satire, sketch comedy, and screenplays for animated television series. He lives in Merrick, New York. Jim Calafiore has worked in the comic book industry as an illustrator and writer for more than 20 years, working for all the major publishers, including DC Comics and Marvel. Among the comic books he has illustrated are Batman, Iron Man, Aquaman, and Exiles. He lives in Somerset, New Jersey.

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