Well... it wasn't the ending I was hoping for, but I did anticipate part of it due to reading the synopsis of book 7. Fortunately, it isn't as bad as it sounds since there's a book 8, so... I just have a book...or 3...to get to that point. yay.

The good noose is, the nasty gold is taken care of. The bad noose... Oh, there are a few more flying the friendly skies at the end. Fortunately, one doesn't seem inclined to kill everyone. Bonus, the *other* possessed sword actually serves a purpose.

You can read the funny and wonderfully bloody story here.  So great!

This book is simply excellent so far.  

I mean, he tends to go off for pages on end about turtles or the biological evolution of plants with I simply don't care about, but other than that I have no complaints.

Velociraptor?   Check.  Space adventures?   Check.   Comic books?   It is one, although not traditionally paced and more painterly illustrations than is usual in American comic books.  Also, mechanical things, although nothing with AI.   (If they did have one with AI, my brain might explode from happiness.)

Got this from the library, and may have to own the two that are out and the third one coming out soon.   Lushly illustrated, the colors gorgeous and striking, and a clever storyline about a problem on one of Jurassica's moons. 

Needless to say, I hope that Captain Raptor has many, many more adventures in the future.  I will read them all. 

So it's the dinosaurs versus the velociraptors, which makes no sense because it's dinosaurs versus dinosaurs, because raptors are dinosaurs.   

humans’ interest in continued living.

Wright, Tom. Raptor Threat (Dino Squad Book 1) (Kindle Location 270). Moonlight Crew Publishing. Kindle Edition.

Why would you use continue living and not survival there?