BIGFOOT - Redwood Forest

A Supernatural Survival Thriller

De: Ethan Blackwood

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A man in exile. A creature of legend. A hunt that will force them together.

Jack Marlowe is a ghost, haunted by the split-second decision that ended his career and shattered his life. He fled to the solitude of the ancient Redwood forest to serve a self-imposed sentence, seeking peace in the profound silence. But the woods are not silent.

Something massive is moving through the trees. Something that leaves footprints the size of platters and snaps ancient branches like twigs. When Jack comes face-to-face with the impossible—a living, breathing Sasquatch—he discovers a creature not of rage, but of incredible intelligence and antiquity.

He is not the only one to find it. A ruthless trophy hunter, armed and leading a team of mercenaries, descends on the forest, determined to capture the legend by any means necessary.

Forced to choose between the world he left behind and the primeval one that has given him sanctuary, Jack must become the protector of the very beast he once feared. In a desperate battle of wits and wills, he will have to use his forgotten skills to defend the creature from a man who sees it only as a prize. One man is hunting for redemption. The other is hunting for a monster. In the heart of the deep woods, only one can succeed.

Ethan Blackwood mellows out.

I’ve read plenty of Ethan Blackwood’s “Bigfoot” themed novels. Most all of them I recall involve a Bigfoot. And not just any Bigfoot, nope, he writes monstrous Bigfoots. Bigfoots with large black talons, red glowing eyes, hulk-like strength and who can shrug off bullets & most other wounds. What’s worse, his Bigfoots have a horrifying desire to frighten, capture, torture and sometimes eat puny humans. This book has none of that. This book’s Bigfoot is an intelligent, soulful and empathetic creature. So, you can imagine after reading / listening to this “book” I had a nice warmth glowing from the middle of my chest. Usually his books leave me shuddering & in need of therapy. This book is like therapy.