Bigfoot - Terror on Lake George

A Gripping Sasquatch Survival Horror

By: Ethan Blackwood

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

They weren't alone on the ice.

For seventy years, Elias has known Lake George like the back of his hand. It's a place of quiet tradition and harsh beauty. For his grandson, Alex, it's a boring winter trip—another day spent disconnected from his world, watching his grandfather fish in the brutal cold of the Adirondacks. But the ice groans with a weight that isn't natural, and the wind carries a sound that no man or animal should make.

When a savage blizzard descends, it brings with it a terror that has haunted these woods for generations. An ancient predator, impossibly large and brutally intelligent, begins its hunt. Trapped in their tiny shanty, with the storm raging and the temperature plummeting, Elias and Alex discover the horrifying truth: the local legends are real. And they are the prey.

This isn't just a beast; it's a hunter that uses the storm as a weapon and mimics the voices of its victims. To survive, Alex must shed his modern comforts and embrace the primal instincts of his grandfather. It's a desperate battle of man versus monster, where every shadow could be death and every sound is a new reason to fear.

Perfect for fans of creature features, cryptid horror, and terrifying survival thrillers, this novella plunges you into a frozen nightmare. If you love stories of Sasquatch, monster hunts, and primal fear, you won't be able to put this down. On Lake George, the hunt is on... and humanity is the endangered species.

Bigfoot Evil?

This story is ok. It was hard to keep up at parts and just portraying Bigfoot as an evil, man eating monster is not founded. I was disappointed. The storyline dragged on and on, retelling the same sentences am quoted throughout. Not a fan.