The Mega Monster Book

100 Encounter Stories: Volume 1

By: Ethan Hayes

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

OVER 650 PAGES OF ENCOUNTERS WITH THE SCARIEST MONSTERS AND CRYPTIDS KNOWN!

In Volume 1 of The Mega Monster Book, author Ethan Hayes takes readers on a spine-chilling journey into the world of some of the most terrifying and enigmatic creatures ever reported. This volume features gripping encounter stories with demons, the eerie Dogman, the elusive fae, the horrifying Wendigo, the nightmarish Rakes, the unsettling Black-Eyed Kids, just to name a few. Through vivid storytelling, Hayes brings individuals first hand encounters alive. Prepare to be captivated and terrified by tales that blur the line between myth and reality.

Love it

I love them so far on the second book but I am hooked and I love it

Mega Monster Encomters

This is a mega book of 100 encounter with cryptids. Bigfoot, Dogmen, fae, UFOs and more are included. They range from sightings to terrifying encounters that left witnesses with PTSD in many cases. The biggest collection of tales I've read. A must for cryptid and monster fans. There is an audio book version as well that uses virtual voice. It would've been better with a live narrator.

A window into what is

I loved this book. This book details the things that exist outside of what is seen on the surface of existence. I recall reading in Colossians 1:16 states "for in him were all things created, in the heavens and upon the earth, things visible and things invisible, whether thrones or dominions or principalities or powers; all things have been created through him, and unto him". I believe in the unseen truths that are not accepted by society. This book shares people's experiences with such things. This book awakens the child-like part of me that believes what others say is impossible.

the stories were good

there is no way they were each written by other people. as soon as u get to the third story u realize one person wrote them all. u can't get 100 ppl to all write in the same way and use the same wording especially when they range from all over the nation. also the "thank you for sharing this experience with you" at every single story end is a dead give away it's one writer.