Can reports of a killer Bigfoot in a mountain resort area be accurate?David Webster has his own reasons for keeping the existence of theseusually peaceful creatures secret. When more violent deaths arereported, the hunt begins: press reporters, photographers, professionalhunters, nature enthusiasts, and local residents all gather andbegin to search for whatever is killing and mutilating local victims.Beautiful and sexy Maxine Winship is furious when David Webster refuses to join them; she admires heroes. Webster, however, holds back until hecan answer some questions: Is a renegade Bigfoot the culprit?And if so, how and why is this Bigfoot an "odd"one?
About the Author: James Wood has a lifelong interest in Bigfoot and Bigfoot lore. He has attended Texas Bigfoot Conferences sponsored by the Texas Bigfoot Research Center, and he also maintains an extensive personal Bigfoot library. Professionally, he is a professor of Speech Communication. He obtained his Doctorate in Speech and Drama at Cornell University. He has coached debate and taught Public Speaking, Classical Rhetoric, Film Studies, and Film Making classes at universities in Oregon, New Jersey, and Texas. He is the author of the textbook Speaking Effectively. He lives in Arlington, Texas.
