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My thoughts on: The Man of the Mountain by Ashton Macaulay.
🌲as someone who loves cryptids I was looking for a spooky little thriller and I certainly found one.
🌲I’m a believer but this book made me never want to run into Bigfoot whether it’s a man in a suit or the real deal. I don’t care if it’s fact or fiction don’t let Bigfoot catch me in the woods.
🌲This was a really quick read (only 17 chapters) so if your looking for something that’s gonna make you look over your shoulder while your hiking. You might like this one.
As a fan of cryptids myself, I found 'The Man of the Mountain' particularly captivating because it blends suspense with the eerie mystery surrounding Bigfoot. Whether you believe in the legend or approach it with skepticism, this book is a gripping reminder of how folklore can inspire fear and curiosity alike. The story is brisk, with just 17 chapters, making it an ideal read for anyone looking for a short but intense thriller. What really stood out to me was how the author keeps the tension alive without dragging the story, making every chapter count as you follow characters who might just be encountering something beyond explanation. It’s the kind of book that makes you second guess every noise in the woods, enhancing the thrilling experience for outdoorsy readers and cryptid enthusiasts. If you're planning a hike or a camping trip, picking up this book beforehand might just add a little extra thrill to your adventure. It’s a fun way to mix a passion for the outdoors with a love for spine-chilling tales, especially when the idea of crossing paths with Bigfoot—real or imagined—makes your heartbeat quicken. This book definitely left me thinking twice before wandering too far into the forest alone!
