Bigfoot Terror in the Woods

Sightings and Encounters

De: W.J. Sheehan

Narrado por: William J. Sheehan

As heard on Coast to Coast AM, Sasquatch Chronicles, Beyond Reality Radio, Passion for the Paranormal, Where Did the Road Go?, Lost River Legends, The Confessionals, and Late Night in the Midlands - this book is a compilation of sightings, encounters, and evidential findings as they pertain to Bigfoot in North America and those who have encountered them.

©2019 William J. Sheehan (P)2020 William J. Sheehan

Enjoyable & exciting

Enjoyable, interesting and kinda creepy, all the stories seem to describe the big foot in detail and the similarities are astounding

Love it

I love Bill Sheehan, his thick NY accent, the awesome stories, all of these books are great. And 7 hours long!

Loved it, the narration too

I just recently became curious about Bigfoot, previously I skipped podcasts and conversations about them, so all this was news to me, and I really enjoyed it. There were a few stories that made the hair on my arms stand up. I’ll definitely be looking around more closely when hiking and running in the woods.

As far as the accent of the author/narrator goes, I didn’t find him distracting at all. His voice is so unlike any tropical audible narrator, but in the case of this material I think it worked.

I Great book. Great stories

I really enjoyed the book. All the individual stories were great. W.J. was awesome.  it was a little short. I finished it in one day. Debating on getting another one. They are even shorter than this one.

Loved this book !!!

Bigfoot is out there. You need to read this book. W.J. is a great storyteller and I will be purchasing the rest of the series of 8 volumes.

Brooklyn Bigfoot

I keep picturing Bigfoot trying to hail a cab. The stories are good but the narrator needs to hire another person to read them.

Get this audiobook.

Once again, I challenge all of you to listen to these real life accounts from people who have nothing to gain, and no axe to grind. In fact, many of these witnesses wish they hadn't had their encounters, because it left them afraid, and in many cases, unable to return to the woods. Their stories ring true to me, and they will to you.
As far as narration goes, this man is a breath of fresh air, especially if you listen to as many audiobooks as I do. While listening, I am pulled into his world. It's as though I am in Long Island enjoying a slice at his pizza place and listening to these witness accounts that he's collected, and interviews he's conducted over many years. Is that not the measure, and the mark, of an excellent narrator?
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Bigfoot Encounters

Really enjoyed listening to this audio book. Great stories of encounters that literally gave me chills as I'm yelling "don't go in there! Run!"

Great collection of stories!

I loved this is book. The narrator did a really good job, took me a story or two to warm up to his accent...but once I did I actually found myself giggling at certain words. Overall I highly recommend the book, I will be listening to it again!

The narrator is fine!

As many have said, yes he has an accent. However he speaks clearly and concisely. I had NO problem completely understanding everything he said. While he may have an accent, he’s reading the book, not playing the role of a cabby. So I guess some people feel an accent isn’t okay if it reminds you of a cabby in a movie or something. I quickly forgot about the accent and enjoyed the story.