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Mark D. Freeman

Mark D. Freeman's next book, Ravenous, releases February 23, 2027.

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RavenousOut February 23, 2027
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About Mark D. Freeman

Ravenous: In this chilling horror eco-thriller, a Canadian town has built its tourism around migrating polar bears—but when late-forming ice maroons the bears, a wildlife specialist realizes the entire community is trapped within the perfect hunting ground. The ice is forming late this year. Very late. And the polar bears are growing hungry. Very hungry. Ravenous. Kat Girard is in her second year as manager of the Polar Bear Alert Program in Borea, Manitoba, the polar bear eco-tourism capital of the world.

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  • Ravenous February 23, 2027

    In this chilling horror eco-thriller, a Canadian town has built its tourism around migrating polar bears—but when late-forming ice maroons the bears, a wildlife specialist realizes the entire community is trapped within the perfect hunting ground. The ice is forming late this year. Very late. And the polar bears are growing hungry. Very hungry. Ravenous. Kat Girard is in her second year as manager of the Polar Bear Alert Program in Borea, Manitoba, the polar bear eco-tourism capital of the world.

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Earlier Books

  • Veterinary PCR Diagnostics 2012

    PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) technology has become an indispensable component of routine veterinary diagnostics. However, a number of pitfalls and limiting factors affect its sensitivity and specificity of detection. It is imperative that veterinary PCR diagnosticians include such considerations in their work. Extensive experience with PCR technology in both research and diagnostic applications enables researchers to pinpoint these practical limitations, and therefore instruct the user in approaches that avoid these common errors.

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