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  • Bigfoot: The Vietnam Massacre Declassified

  • Bigfoot: Vietnam, Book 2
  • By: Gayne C. Young
  • Narrated by: Kevin Perkins
  • Length: 3 hrs and 37 mins

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By: Gayne C. Young
Narrated by: Kevin Perkins
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Publisher's Summary

Inspired by true events.

The thrilling sequel to Bigfoot: The Vietnam Defensive Declassified.

They killed his men and destroyed his village, now hunter turned soldier Sergeant Joel Bwana Sutton is out to make things right no matter the cost. Together with a band of unscrupulous mercenaries, he will travel into the fabled Dark Lands to put an end to the unknown species of ape that took everything that ever mattered from him.

Bigfoot: The Vietnam Massacre Declassified is a nonstop rollercoaster of military on unknown cryptid action.
©2024 Gayne C. Young (P)2024 Gayne C. Young
Action & Adventure Military
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