Beyond the Fray

Bigfoot

By: Shannon LeGro, G. Michael Hopf

Narrated by: Tanya Eby, Alex Knox

"Be mindful of what lies beyond the wood line."

It's argued that the recent search for Bigfoot officially began on September 21, 1958, when journalist, Andrew Genzoli of the Humboldt Times, featured a letter from a reader about loggers in Northern California concerning large footprints they'd found at a work site. What began as a fun article turned into an almost instant national sensation and since stories of the elusive creature have poured in, not just from California and the Pacific Northwest, but from around the world.

Beyond the Fray: Bigfoot features some of these personal eyewitness accounts and terrifying encounters, most taken from the transcripts of the popular podcast Into the Fray. These stories are unique and scary. They will leave you wondering what this creature is and will no doubt give you pause before you cross the wood line and enter the woods.

©2019 G. Michael Hopf and Shannon LeGro (P)2020 Tantor

Compelling stories

The only part that bugged me was how disrespectful it was to go to (and even enter) the ONE place Sara asked them not to go to. Plus playing an infant crying is kinda gross and cruel to me. Aside frm those details in that story, I found the rest compelling. It’s worth a listen for sure.

sasquatch are real

i loved this book! it was well read and I understood every word, the stories were ones I hadn't heard before and they got right to the point. Loved it.

The stories were very interesting and kept me wanting to hear more

Wish it was longer. Otherwise I really thought it was something worth listening to if you’re into Bigfoot lore.

An amazing collection of Bigfoot encounters

If you are a knower, believer or just interested in the subject of Bigfoot you will definitely enjoy Shannon’s collection of encounters. I highly recommend checking out her podcast as well!!!

Loved listening to this!

I was so happy to see this on Audible! I'm a big fan of the podcast and the new stories were very cool to hear, although I would have rather it was Shannon doing the narration or both authors taking turns. All in all I'd recommend to anyone wanting to hear some 'squach stories. Can't wait for the next book (audible is awesome)