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It was a well written book, and Benchley always makes us care about the characters. Its amazing how this man does it... Anyhow, this book just wasn't for me, but it does have a very very cool ending - if you can handle the pressure! (Pun intended) I can't wait for your next one Mr. Benchley! Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2001 White Shark was made into a television mini-series for ABC and was re-titled 'Creature'. DO NOT buy this book if you already own 'White Shark'. The creature itself, a product of Nazi experimentation is awakened near a small island off the coast of connecticut. A marine biologist soon finds himself fighting to save himself and the ones he loves from this bilogical weapon. Most of us are familiar with the insane Nazi experiments conducted during WWII. Attempts to re-animate the dead and create, quite literally, biological weapons in the forms of 'creatures' all were far as we know. (Gamers may see similiarity between the video game Resident Evil and the real-life experiments of the Nazi regime in terms of 'Bio' weapons and 'zombies') Read my review of White Shark for my full opinion on this book!
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