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It’s the summer of 1984 in the sleepy town of Lakeshore Falls, where nothing ever happens—until a meteor crashes deep into the forest. Four best friends—armed with Polaroid cameras, Walkmans, and flashlights—set off to investigate. But this is no ordinary meteor. It’s an ancient artifact that warps time, reality, and memory. As reality shifts around them, they uncover strange creatures, cryptic symbols, and signs that the artifact has awakened something.

The tranquil waters of Loch Ness hide an ancient terror, a monstrous force born of dark magic and human folly. When the Loch erupts into chaos, leaving destruction and death in its wake, the Earth calls upon its most formidable guardian—Koda, the mythical Bigfoot. Bound by a sacred duty to protect the natural balance, Koda must face his deadliest challenge yet.

The legends of giants have been whispered across time, their tales of unimaginable strength and fiery rage woven into the myths of humanity. But in the frozen peaks of the Hindu Kush, one such legend has awakened—a red-haired monstrosity, larger and more fearsome than any creature the world has ever known. Fueled by an ancient curse and an insatiable hunger, it threatens to raze everything in its path.

The snow-covered forests of the north have always been shrouded in mystery, their silence broken only by whispers of ancient legends. Among them, none is more feared than the Wendigo—a monstrous spirit born of greed and starvation, preying on the lost and the desperate. When travelers vanish and the land begins to wither under the weight of a deadly winter, the Wendigo’s legend becomes terrifyingly real.

Manford Page is not a typical serial killer. He dresses like a Sasquatch when committing his crimes and has left a trail of blood and viscera across the country. Narrowly escaping capture in the small town of Hillston, Manford has fled into the woods surrounding it. Federal Agent Burke and the local sheriff, Clark, must put aside their differences and work together to locate Manford before he strikes again. But not everything about the latest killings Manford is suspected of add up. He just might not be the only monster lurking in the woods.

The Funnel is the gnarliest break in North America. It’s where fame whispers on the salty breeze, and surfers gamble with death to claim their glory. Only hardcore riders are welcome—posers need not apply. Here, skill, moxie, and money rule. But this season, an unnatural fog creeps over the Pacific, thick with the reek of decay, and the ocean churns with something far worse than the usual risks hiding beneath the surface.

Second Lieutenant Theodore "Caveman" Loomis is about as useful as a football bat. Fresh out of ROTC and obsessed with dinosaurs, he’s failed more Army schools than he's passed. But when his platoon is tapped for a high-stakes training op in the swampy wilderness Fort Polk, partnered with shadowy corporate contractors from Zeiss Defense Technologies, everything goes sideways fast.

Wasserman's ninth book dives into the gritty world of Pennsylvania game wardens battling poachers and wildlife lawbreakers, from the rugged north woods to Philadelphia's urban core. Join five game wardens as they share twelve thrilling, true stories—some spanning over sixty years—packed with high-stakes pursuits and volatile outlaws. Wasserman’s sharp dialogue and vivid storytelling bring every character to life, making this his most gripping collection yet.

When five hikers set out to explore the forgotten trails, they expect a weekend of fresh air, laughter, and maybe a local ghost story or two. But the higher they climb, the quieter the woods become. No phone signal. No help. Just the trees, the cold, and the feeling that they're not alone. What begins as an off-the-grid camping trip slowly twists into something far more brutal. There's something in the forest—something ancient, predatory, and starving. As the night deepens, the group finds themselves hunted, one by one, by a nightmare no story ever got quite right.

Something prowls Paradise Island’s jungles and beaches—something that turns the tropical seaside retreat into a gore-stained nightmare. One-by-one, bikini babes and vacationing bros fall victim to a monstrous mutant’s insatiable hunger. In a bloody instant, a weekend of sun and fun turns into a desperate fight for survival.

Veterinarian Darcy Jackson and her family run a small but lucrative hobby farm, raising alpacas and sheltering abused animals in Harmony Valley, a coastal ranching and agricultural community. One foggy night while Darcy is returning home after a call, she veers off the road to avoid hitting a strange creature in the road and crashes her truck. Leroy Malek and his son, Dylan have been harboring a well-kept secret for years raising and caring for hybrids.

Bigfoot vs. Mothman When ancient shadows stir and chaos threatens to consume a small town, Koda—the wise and enigmatic Bigfoot—must face a force unlike anything he’s ever encountered. Drawn to Point Pleasant, West Virginia, by whispers from the earth, Koda discovers a presence that emanates overwhelming sorrow, power, and mystery: the being known as the Mothman. As fear spreads and tragedy looms over the Silver Bridge, Koda battles shapeshifting changelings, ancient entities feeding on chaos and confusion.

I don't even know if you're out there anymore. I tell myself you are, because if I stop believing that, I stop walking. This thing… it's not a virus. It's not something we can cure or kill. It's becoming.

They hit the train for credits. They left with a weapon that could rewrite time. Rix Varn is a battle-scarred pilot with a chip on his shoulder and a bounty on his head. Grix is his half-mechanical partner with feathers, firepower, and a bad habit of stealing from people who take themselves too seriously. Together, they fly the Black Vow—the fastest rustbucket this side of Saturn—and they only take jobs no one else is crazy enough to touch. So when a plasma train loaded with high-grade tech comes screaming across Hyperion’s skies, they do what outlaws do best: board it, rob it, and vanish.

In the frozen peaks of the Ural Mountains, a long-dormant rage awakens. When whispers of destruction reach Koda, the mystical protector of nature, he embarks on a perilous journey to confront a shadow from his past: the Yeti. Decades ago, this once-noble guardian was captured, broken, and twisted by human cruelty. Its escape led to the tragedy at Dyatlov Pass, and now, its fury threatens to consume the mountain itself. Koda must navigate a world scarred by secrets and pain, facing brutal elements, ancient spirits, and the Yeti's unmatched ferocity.

In the deep wilds where no roads go—where the mist creeps low over black roots and the trees remember every name ever whispered in fear—something ancient stirs. The old laws are breaking. The balance is shifting. And the name they speak in trembling dread—Moonroth—was never meant to be remembered. Koda is no man. He is of the earth—stone, bark, and silver-veined bone, shaped by seasons older than memory. Part myth, part sentinel, he moves with the silence of mountains and the fury of storms. He is the first and last line between what was and what must never be again.

Beneath tangled roots and mossy hills lies a world hidden from human eyes—a labyrinth of cozy tunnels lit by acorn lanterns, where mice write poetry by candlelight, rabbits tend enchanted herb gardens, and badgers brew magical ales that sparkle like stardust. This is the realm of the Burrowfolk, a place of wonder, whimsy, and ancient magic tied to the roots of the Heart Oak Tree, the source of all their enchantments.

The rules of the game are simple: survive 24 hours and earn more money than you could possibly imagine. The only catch? You’ll be hunted like an animal. Trapped on a tropical island, Sean Marshall is surrounded by lunatics who want his head. Marshall will not prove an easy trophy. He has skills. Skills that make him dangerous to those out for his blood. But the hunters in this game won’t play fair. The island is also home to predators thought long extinct, and Marshall is soon pursued by ravenous beasts with a prehistoric hunger.

A research lab has weaponized one of the most dreaded viruses in the world—rabies. But before it can be mass produced, it escapes from the lab. Horrible attacks unlike any seen before spread quickly across Europe, threatening to engulf the entire planet. Agents Specht and Collins are dispatched to seek answers, but what they find is a trail of ever more gruesome encounters with infected animals.

Jonas Drammond used to be one of the best guides in the world. That changed, however, when he lost an expedition he was leading into the depths of the Amazon rainforest. Five years on, he's a shadow of his former self, drowning his sorrows in a bottle. Then a researcher from Brazil reaches out to him with a job only he can do. She thinks she has found the location of the long-lost city of Z deep within the Amazon, and Jonas unwittingly stumbled upon its entrance during his last expedition.