Jurassic Park Adventures: Survivor

The book reveals that Amanda Kirby and her new boyfriend, Ben Hildebrand, had planned to travel to Costa Rica and take Eric Kirby to Isla Sorna.

Unfortunately, Ben and Eric have a parasailing accident and end up stranded on the island. Ben is later killed after being injured in the crash, and Eric is forced to leave when dinosaurs start roaming the area.

From that moment on he has to survive by himself, matching wits with the dinosaurs on the island.

After being injured by an Ankylosaurus and chased by a pack of Compsognathus, Eric finds InGen's old buildings, when he decides to hide. Unfortunately, this place is also being used by Velociraptors as headquarters, and he is almost devoured.

Later, he decides to find a communications bunker to ask for help. However, he ends up trapped in the middle of a furious battle between a large pack of raptors and a large herd of Iguanodons. Eventually, he sacrifices his last chance to get help, instead saving a young Iguanodon, which he had befriended before and named "Iggy".

He returns to the jungle knowing that perhaps he will spend the rest of his life there.

The book reveals facts about InGen, Jurassic Park and its dinosaurs, and also about the main character, for example:

• It is revealed that original wildlife on the island has survived despite the introduction of dinosaurs, including sloths, quetzals and snakes.
• It seems that the dinosaur population is not as balanced as previously thought, and raptors are actually keeping herds of herbivores prisoners in a valley, so that they can hunt them more easily.
• It is revealed how Eric got the Tyrannosaurus urine and also the raptor claw he shows to Alan Grant in the film.
• A Pteranodon is described as flying around the island, presumably one of the ones seen at the end of The Lost World: Jurassic Park. The Pteranodon is eventually caught by a Tyrannosaurus.
• It is revealed that Ben most likely died due to internal injury, not eaten.
• Other dinosaurs that appear in Survivor are Triceratops and Diplodocus. The Spinosaurus does not appear in the book, even though Eric stated in the film that the Tyrannosaurus urine had attracted the Spinosaurus.
• Scott Ciencin suggests that the reason for the Deinonychus-like appearance on Velociraptors and the teeth on Pteranodon are most likely the result of InGen's scientists messing up with dinosaur DNA during the creation of Jurassic Park.