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Faces of Bigfoot 2

Short Stories About the Human Side of the Sasquatch Phenomenon

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Faces of Bigfoot 2

By: Lisa A. Shiel
Narrated by: Beverly Van Pelt
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What lurks in the wilderness?

April is lost in the woods, but she's not alone...

Roger has an intruder in his barn, but not of the variety he thinks...

Evan is looking for excitement, but he gets more than he bargained for...

At the heart of every mystery lies a solution, but sometimes the answer proves even more baffling than the mystery itself. In this collection of short fiction, explore an often-ignored aspect of the Sasquatch phenomenon - the humanlike behavior of Bigfoot - as seen through eyes of three everyday humans. They will each encounter a legend - and see firsthand the many faces of Bigfoot.

©2012 Lisa A. Shiel (P)2014 Jacobsville Books Anthologies Anthologies & Short Stories Fiction Short Stories Bigfoot Fantasy Mystery

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