Flashback

Roger and Savanna Aldiss encounter a surreal roadside incident when their vehicle strikes a dinosaur on the interstate. This event triggers a temporal reversal that warps reality around them. The sky begins to boil with strange lights while ancient trees materialize from nowhere, signaling the return of prehistoric life. Wayne Kyle Spitzer, the author, crafts a narrative where this chaotic shift forces his protagonists into a desperate survival situation. A motorcycle gang and other survivors join Roger and Savanna as they attempt to make a final stand against the encroaching past. The story blends science fiction elements with horror tropes, creating an action-packed thriller that appeals to fans of B-movie aesthetics. Readers who enjoy gory content and fast-paced narratives will find this work aligns with their preferences. Those seeking literary depth or quiet character studies may find the pace too relentless. The book draws on traditions established by Roger Corman and George Romero, emphasizing visceral thrills over subtle exposition. It is a tale of ferocious dinosaurs running amok in a world where time has broken down. The narrative focuses on the immediate physical threats posed by these ancient creatures and the desperate measures taken to survive them. Spitzer presents a scenario where modern civilization is abruptly undone by prehistory, leaving his characters to fight for their lives against overwhelming odds.