Bigfoot's Curse

By: Michael Cole

Narrated by: Steve Connor

After terminating a notorious drug lord, hitman Trenton Loar flees north through Wiregrass Forest with a band of collaborators, all seeking to get away clean and start a new life.

But the route to salvation proved deadlier than any of them expected.
From the darkness of night, they hear a horrible roar. In the glow of their campfire, a horrible shape emerges. In the blink of an eye, Trenton Loar learns that his struggle for freedom has become a fight for his life.

Enraged from years of imprisonment by a mysterious organization desperate to exploit the secrets of its long life, Bigfoot stalks the grounds of Wiregrass Forest, slaughtering every living thing in its path.

Joining forces with a vacationing couple, Trenton navigates the forest. In doing so, he learns the truth of Bigfoot’s existence and the deadly secret carried within its blood.

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Campy comedic terror-lite hi-jinx and innuendo

A group of adults that remind me of the Mystery Machine's primary occupants have grown up, got married, had kids, and are lamenting their bodies' reaction to aging. They have a sense of humor in the face of certain [or near-certain] death, even when confronted by angry human and non-human creatures intent on doing them harm. Sprinkled with pop-culture references and plenty of tri-stooges like action, the short tale will provide entertainment and chuckles. Narration by Steve Connor remains true to the thematic content and pushes it along at a clippy pace. [Disclosure: I received this title for free and listened at 2.0x.]

Nice Short story

It's a decent story , but so short. Not really worth the credit , but I do like michael cole

Story

It was interesting, I thought it would be about BigFoot, but it turned into a lot more.

Just a good book

This is a good listen if you have a few hours to spare, not too technical, but also not too silly