Bigfoot: Thorne's Revenge

A Survival Horror Thriller in the Pacific Northwest

By: Ethan Blackwood

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

UPDATED & EXPANDED FOR 2026: Now featuring corrected continuity and brand-new scenes. This definitive, high-octane version of Book 3 has been streamlined for maximum tension—a pulse-pounding bridge to the epic Books 4, 5, and beyond. This is the Book 3 that was always meant to be.

The Hunted Become the Hunters... But What They Find Might Be Worse.

Dr. Elise Holloway and the broken remnants of her team survived the horrors of Site Sierra, but escape is only the beginning. Hunted by the ruthless Kestrel organization and stalked by unseen forces within the ancient forests, their only hope lies with Dr. Aris Thorne—a brilliant, perhaps unstable, scientist hiding secrets that could shatter everything.

Their desperate journey north leads them through treacherous terrain and impossible choices, pushing them past the limits of endurance. Kestrel, led by Aris's own vengeful brother Marcus, is closing in, deploying advanced tech and lethal force to reclaim their assets and bury the truth forever.

But the true danger lies ahead, in the heart of the North Cascades: the Singing Caldera. A place of immense power, pulsing with alien energy, where the lines between science, myth, and madness blur. Here, the final confrontation awaits—a brutal siege at Thorne’s hidden outpost where brother fights brother, Kestrel unleashes its fury, and the mountain’s ancient guardians rise in judgment.

Bigfoot: Thorne's Revenge plunges readers back into the heart-stopping world of the Shadows in the Timberline series. Witness Elise's desperate fight for survival, uncover the terrifying potential of Protocol Zero, and face the unleashed power of the guardians in a battle that will irrevocably change the Hollow Ground. Can the truth be revealed before Kestrel silences everyone, or will the mountain itself deliver the final, devastating revenge?

Continue the thrilling survival conspiracy today!

Most boring book I've read or listened to in a long time.

No reason a story involving endless hiking should be this long. We got it after the 20th time you mentioned it, they were cold, tired and hungry. So little excitement I ended up using this book at night to put me to sleep.