100 Bigfoot Nights: The Nightmare Continues
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science, Folklore & Mythology, Religion & Spirituality, Occult, UFOs & Unexplained Phenomena, New Age
| Author: | Christine D. Parker | ISBN: | 9781310602160 |
| Publisher: | Zeydra Publishing | Publication: | November 6, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Christine D. Parker |
| ISBN: | 9781310602160 |
| Publisher: | Zeydra Publishing |
| Publication: | November 6, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Book 2 in the 100 Bigfoot Night series.
How much can one person take? …when your comfortable reality is shattered day after day?
Christine has already been forced to acknowledge things that are far beyond what most people's lives include. Instead of just being a loving housewife and devoted mom, she is now having to face – daily – a growing threat to herself and her family from a dark presence in their suburban neighborhood.
Once again, Christine documents her family's encounters with real life versions of creatures of folklore and myth – some with gruesome reputations – and supplements her story with actual audio, video and still frame images. As the Parker family delves deeper into the mysterious world surrounding their own, they also discover an eerie, spectral presence heretofore unseen by the human eye.
As Christine's investigation continues, an inevitable pattern emerges. An indication that 'they' know that the Parkers are aware of them. One by one, each family member has a revealing encounter with… "them." The reason's seem unclear. Territorial aggression? An attempt to communicate? Or something else? When it's Christine's turn to be visited the questions are replaced with terror.
Book 2 in the 100 Bigfoot Night series.
How much can one person take? …when your comfortable reality is shattered day after day?
Christine has already been forced to acknowledge things that are far beyond what most people's lives include. Instead of just being a loving housewife and devoted mom, she is now having to face – daily – a growing threat to herself and her family from a dark presence in their suburban neighborhood.
Once again, Christine documents her family's encounters with real life versions of creatures of folklore and myth – some with gruesome reputations – and supplements her story with actual audio, video and still frame images. As the Parker family delves deeper into the mysterious world surrounding their own, they also discover an eerie, spectral presence heretofore unseen by the human eye.
As Christine's investigation continues, an inevitable pattern emerges. An indication that 'they' know that the Parkers are aware of them. One by one, each family member has a revealing encounter with… "them." The reason's seem unclear. Territorial aggression? An attempt to communicate? Or something else? When it's Christine's turn to be visited the questions are replaced with terror.
