Predators

by Ed Gorman
Predators cover
Good Books rating 3.42
Science and Innovation
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  • ID: 2112
  • Added: 2025-10-12
  • Updated: 2025-10-20
  • ISBN: 9780451452269
  • Publisher: Ace Books
  • Published: 1994-01-01
  • Reviews: 4

Predators offers an in-depth look at the lives of apex predators, from their hunting strategies to their ecological impact. This book combines scientific research with vivid storytelling to bring readers face-to-face with some of the most feared and respected creatures on Earth. /n/nThrough stunning photography and detailed accounts, Predators reveals the complexities of these animals' lives, challenging common misconceptions and highlighting their crucial role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply curious about the wild side of life, this book promises to captivate and educate.

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Amazon · 2025-10-20
engaging 4.00

The reviewer highlighted the spine-chilling nature of the stories, featuring notable authors like Dean Koontz and John Coyne. They appreciated the terror and variety presented in the collection.

The reviewer was impressed by the spine-chilling stories of terror featured in this collection, which includes writings from renowned authors like Dean Koontz and John Coyne. They found the variety of styles and the terror elements to be particularly engaging, making it a compelling read for fans of horror. The collection's ability to deliver consistent scares and intriguing narratives was well-received.

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    A collection of spine-chilling stories of terror features the writings of Dean Koontz, John Coyne, F. Paul Wilson, J. N. Williamson, John Gregory Betancourt ...

    This collection offers a variety of styles and themes.

    The terror elements were particularly engaging.

Goodreads · 2000-01-01
mediocre 2.00

The stories in this collection are found to be merely average, with some struggling to fit the theme of predators. The overall impression is one of mediocrity.

The reviewer found the stories in this collection to be somewhat underwhelming, with many of them falling short of the expected theme of predators. They felt that the stories were barely average and often felt forced into the category they were supposed to represent. While not terrible, the collection did not stand out as particularly memorable or compelling. The reviewer suggests that the book might have been better served with a different theme or more cohesive storytelling.

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    I found the stories here barely average overall, and often straining to fall under the category of a story of 'Predators'.

    Which is fine, but perhaps another theme would have been more fitting.

    The collection did not stand out as particularly memorable or compelling.

The StoryGraph · 2000-01-01
good 3.67

This collection of horror stories is praised for its variety and quality, featuring notable authors. It is seen as a solid addition to the horror genre.

The reviewer highlights the diversity and quality of the stories in this collection, noting the contributions from well-known authors in the horror genre. They appreciate the variety of styles and themes presented, making it a compelling read for fans of horror. The collection is seen as a strong addition to the genre, offering a mix of chilling tales that keep the reader engaged. The reviewer commends the editors for curating a collection that showcases the best of horror storytelling.

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    A collection of spine-chilling stories of terror features the writings of Dean Koontz, John Coyne, F. Paul Wilson, J. N. Williamson, John Gregory Betancourt.

    Community Reviews. 3.67 based on 24 reviews.

    This book doesn't have any content warnings yet!

Fantastic Fiction · 2000-01-01
excellent 4.00

This collection is noted for its variety of horror stories, featuring contributions from notable authors. It is seen as a valuable addition to any horror enthusiast's library.

The reviewer appreciates the diverse range of horror stories presented in this collection, highlighting the contributions from well-known authors in the genre. They find the stories to be engaging and well-crafted, making it a valuable addition to any horror enthusiast's library. The collection is praised for its ability to cater to a wide range of tastes within the horror genre, offering something for every fan. The reviewer recommends it for those looking to explore the breadth of horror storytelling.

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    A collection of spine-chilling stories of terror features the writings of Dean Koontz, John Coyne, F. Paul Wilson, J. N. Williamson, John Gregory Betancourt.

    This collection is noted for its variety of horror stories.

    It is seen as a valuable addition to any horror enthusiast's library.

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