The Easton Falls Massacre: Bigfoot's Revenge

Review\n"Pure gut-spilling, blood-splashing, horrific reading enjoyment." -Kevin Whitten (Well Read Beard)\n"A good old-fashioned monster story."
-Rebecca Rowland, author of The Horrors Hiding in Plain Sight\n"The Easton Falls Massacre was a short, sharp shock to my brain."
-The Coycaterpillar Reads\n"A beast of a novella." -Wayne Fenlon, author of Scattered Little Pieces\n"In the midst of the violence and (not terribly graphic) gore are themes of family, grief, survivalism, and revenge. Because of all that, I plowed through this book in just a few sittings. I couldn't get enough, I loved it. " -Matt Redmon\nA MISTAKEN IDENTITY
US Army Veteran, Henry Miller, embarks on a hunt at the edge of the Black Forest. Distracted by a personal matter, he strays from the path and finds himself too close to the East Cascade Mountain Range. Before he can turn around, he spots what he thinks is the biggest bear he's ever laid eyes on. Dreaming of bear stew and a soft bear-skin rug, Henry raises his rifle.
AN ANCIENT TRUCE
Something lurks in the forest on the other side of those mountains. An ancient race of Bigfoot that have kept to themselves for centuries, until one of them defies the alliance and crosses the mountain range. Kellen Tsosie, a member of the Kwakiutl Tribe tasked with keeping the alliance between man and beast, tries to warn both Bigfoot and man. No one will listen.
A TOWN IN TROUBLE
When these two intersect, alliances are broken and events set in motion that will leave residents of the town of Easton Falls, Washington, fighting for their lives.