Alone.
Trapped in the age of dinosaurs.
Sidra is fourteen years old. Entitled. Sheltered.
Now a teleportation accident in the far future has left her stranded in the green hell of the Triassic Period where she must search for her lost brother.
But in order to do that, she must learn to survive in the reed swamps and impenetrable jungles of the Triassic.
With little but the clothes on her back, has to learn to fish, to hunt, to make tools and weapons in one of the most unforgiving periods in Earth’s history.
Every day is a battle against the harsh environment, its predators, and against herself.
Tony Richard's novels have been published by HarperCollins, Tor, Dark Regions Press, and Pan Macmillan, with his latest book Tropic of Darkness due out in 2013 from Simon and Schuster. His debut work The Harvest Bride made the short list for HWA Award for Best First Novel, and in 2008 his collection Going Back was shortlisted for the British Fantasy Award. He has seen into print more than a hundred short stories with his tales appearing in Asimov's, Hitchcock's, F&SF,Weird Tales, Cemetery Dance, and many top anthologies including Best New Horror. Widely traveled, he often uses places he has visited as settings for his work. His fiction includes the Raine's Landing dark fantasy adventures, a group of stories set in the imaginary town of Birchiam-on-Sea on the south coast of England, and his Future Africa mysteries in Hitchcock's. Amongst his previous collections are Shadows and Other Tales, and Our Lady of Darkness, from Dark Regions Press.