HOLLOW COUNTY: SASQUATCH

Some things in the woods are just animals.

This isn't.

Wade Mercer spent eleven years as a Washington State Fish & Wildlife officer. Then he filed a report nobody wanted to read — eight feet tall, on two legs — and lost his badge, his pension, and his truck.

Now a voice on a satellite phone is offering him $40,000 in 72 hours for one dead Sasquatch. No photographs. No paper trail. The money would clear his sister's debt and his own tax bill, with room to breathe.

But the thing in Hollow County isn't what the trail cameras say it is. It's learning. It's teaching. And the people paying for the body already know more than they're telling.

HOLLOW COUNTY: SASQUATCH is the first book in a new cryptid thriller series.