Bigfoot: Shadows in the Timberline

a Novel

By: Ethan Blackwood

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Bigfoot: Shadows in the Timberline

By Ethan Blackwood

They sent her to study the forest. They never mentioned what hunts there.

Dr. Elise Holloway, a no-nonsense wildlife biologist, accepts a high-paying, secretive assignment in the remote town of Bluffs End, Washington. Officially? An environmental survey. Unofficially? Investigate a string of disappearances in the deep Olympic Peninsula—where locals speak of something ancient, enormous, and territorial.

Under the command of a cryptic ex-military handler, Elise and her team venture into a vast, uncharted valley. Trail cam footage shows towering shadows. Giant footprints appear near their camp. And when their tech fails and comms go dark, the forest closes in.

As paranoia takes root and secrets unravel, Elise uncovers a chilling truth: this mission was never about research—it was bait. And now something is watching. Tracking. Hunting.

To escape, Elise must survive both the creature and the people willing to kill to keep its existence buried forever.

Perfect for fans of survival thrillers, cryptid horror, and cinematic adventure.

great story

a little long winded and vertual voice was terrible. it doesn't know how to pronounce Military time. 0600 etc. story was fantastic, gripping and exciting. It grabbed me and got ahold of my emotions. great read!

horrible AI narration

this story had promise but fell way short and left a lot of potential on the table and untapped

it kept we interested and wondering where it would go

the virtual voice is a little clunky at times, repeatedly misspronouncing names, but aside from that it was enjoyable.

Great story, well written.

The story revealed a clever introduction and alluring setting. Character introduction was paced well. The story had a great development that drew me in. I was hanging on every word, wondering what happens next. I’ll be searching out more writings by this author.

Not a big fan of virtual voice

At least not yet I’m sure it will get better. But other than that the book was pretty good. I’d recommend it.