Wrath of the Wendigo

De: Clay Martin

Narrado por: Terry Schappert

Thinly veiled fiction, Wrath of the Wendigo is the story of America 2.0, how a crumbling empire gave birth to a new republic.

Wendigo General Eric Hansen has undertaken a mission to personally deliver a message to the rulers of the old world. Still powerful, still dangerous, and still locked onto the throat of the fledgling republic. Breaking into an unassailable temple and walking into captivity, Hanson tells the tale of Cascadia’s rise as he is moved steadily towards his ultimate destiny.

A deft mixture of spiritual awakening, insurgency, and Manifest Destiny, Wrath of the Wendigo is a thrilling mystery that pulls your belief structure inside out with its twists, turns, and remarkable vision.

©2022 Clayton Martin (P)2023 Clayton Martin

Be The Reason The Forest Is Haunted

Great story, and a great performance. You will not be disappointed. Clay Martin has a flair for storytelling not usually seen in a primarily non-fiction writer.

Excellent book.

Entertaining story.

Could be true at some point.

Happy ending.

Organizing community is first.

Brilliantly written

Cogent, meaningful, this book describes what is happening now. Drop whatever you’re doing, buy it, read it, then pass it on to all of your like-minded frens.

Like I am.

A glimpse in to our future

Great book all around! I would highly recommend that you take notes and pay attention to what's happening today. This may not be fiction soon.

Good book but presentation flawed.

Audio volume varies constantly. Get a quality microphone and stop moving your head for Christ's sake. Pretty much ruins the experience unfortunately.

Great story and good narration.

Loved the plot but the audio quality kind of sucks. I’d like to see more from the author in this same storyline.

Required listening

Well written with a good plot. A guide for life if you will. Terry Schappert does an excellent job of being the story to life.

A must read/ listen

You need to listen/ read

You need to think on what it has to say

You need to understand what it has to say

Fascinating reed!

Interesting take on the events to come. Playbook? Will have to listen again to take it all in.

Don’t want it to end

Excellent work. This was one of the first books in a long time that I didn’t want to end. Martin outlines a plausible future developed through a command of history and mastery of current events. I found myself immersed in this world, and I wanted to be a part of it.