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He survived forty thousand years in ice. Modern life might finish the job. When thirteen-year-old Richard Gardner crashes his snowmobile into a glacier, he expects a broken bone—maybe a lecture from his parents. What he doesn’t expect is to discover a living Neanderthal frozen inside the ice. Defrosting Bruce turns out to be the easy part. Now Richard, his sarcastic sister, and their overwhelmed parents are stuck hiding a prehistoric houseguest who thinks automatic doors are predators, microwaves are weapons, and grocery stores are an endless buffet. As Bruce struggles to make sense of the twenty-first century, the family must protect him from suspicious neighbors, viral videos—and a relentless government agent determined to claim the discovery of the century. Fast, funny, and unexpectedly heartfelt, BRUCE UNFROZEN is a laugh-out-loud science fiction comedy about family, belonging, and what it really means to be human—whether you’ve lived thirteen years or forty thousand. Perfect for fans of lighthearted sci-fi adventures, fish-out-of-water humor, and stories with big laughs and even bigger heart. The adventure is just beginning.
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