Book description
My husband Jerry and I stayed busy seven days a week running our commercial construction company. After we moved out to the country, we enjoyed the peace and quiet during our off-work hours. More than a decade later, extraordinary things began happening.
“There was one big question I asked myself…
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Why read it?
2 authors picked The Sasquatch People as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
An ordinary person has extraordinary experiences with paranormal beings, starting slowly with first contact and evolving into a kind of friendship. This book reminds us that there is so much more going on than what we can pick up with our regular senses.
Reading about the author's experiences in the woods of the Pacific Northwest gives us a glimpse into things unseen. The woods evoke mystery, and the creatures she encountered there give us a deeper glimpse into the true nature of reality.
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