Imagine Jurassic Park, but instead of a T-Rex, there's Godzilla - no, actually quite a few of them, and tending to these monsters is not a billionaire's private project, but in humanity's best interest. Sure, this is a fantasy-colored satire, a light snack of a read, not a real science fiction novel like Jurassic Park. But Scalzi's writing is enjoyable as always, and with the author's practiced pacing, the action just keeps coming, interrupted only for some comic relief and genre-suited banter. I found it pretty hard to put down, and felt well entertained from the first to the last page.