True Bigfoot Stories: Horrifying Encounters Of Bigfoot Horror: What Would You Do? What's The Truth?
True Bigfoot Stories, #1
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Occult, Supernatural, Philosophy, Mind & Body, New Age
| Author: | Roger P. Mills | ISBN: | 9781386002871 |
| Publisher: | Roger P. Mills | Publication: | December 7, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Roger P. Mills |
| ISBN: | 9781386002871 |
| Publisher: | Roger P. Mills |
| Publication: | December 7, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Ghosts and alien stories – those are much easier to dismiss as made up. But is a humanoid-like creature living in the woods really that impossible to imagine? More than extraterrestrials or ghostly beings?
Whatever your opinion on them may be – I have found myself more and more sucked into this world of seemingly insane stories – and have found it hard to get them out of my head.
Humans are incredibly strange beings, I would say – more so than Bigfoots. In most stories they scare people off and wonder the woods – that's simple, it's easy to understand. But us – humans? Where to even begin...
This book takes you from America, to the battlefields of a ravaged land but I'd just like to say one last thing in this intro. That Bigfoot stories tell us more about ourselves, than they do about the elusive creature...
Ghosts and alien stories – those are much easier to dismiss as made up. But is a humanoid-like creature living in the woods really that impossible to imagine? More than extraterrestrials or ghostly beings?
Whatever your opinion on them may be – I have found myself more and more sucked into this world of seemingly insane stories – and have found it hard to get them out of my head.
Humans are incredibly strange beings, I would say – more so than Bigfoots. In most stories they scare people off and wonder the woods – that's simple, it's easy to understand. But us – humans? Where to even begin...
This book takes you from America, to the battlefields of a ravaged land but I'd just like to say one last thing in this intro. That Bigfoot stories tell us more about ourselves, than they do about the elusive creature...
