….. once you get to the Bigfoot stuff .

I don’t get why all the reviews are saying that this is such a page turner. I was turning pages, alright… trying to find some action. The whole first part of this book is boring diary entries, and interviews with people who have nothing to say. I kept wondering: when does the attack come?

This was a page turner and a fun read. Very enjoyable.

Amazing. Read it. I wish there was more or a sequel to keep going, it’s that good.

Where to start… If you’re a familiar with Max Brook’s writing then rest assure you’ll have a good time. It’s gripping and never let’s go of your focus. The horrors of the violent behavior of the main threat keep you turning the page, however the idealogical horror of what the characters and who we are in modern times is what stays with you after you finish. This is one of those rare instances where art imitates real world. Without spoiling, the pin drop realization of how defenseless and unprepared we are for real crisis, will make you think and fear your own emergency readiness and actual knowledge of survival skills.

The book was pretty good at showing what a Bigfoot attack could happen

Just finished the book and it was great. Did not expect the idea of big foot to be expanded in this manner. I had no expectation on the story so when it ended, it was all unexpected. Highly reccomend.

This book is fiction but the summary makes it sound like nonfiction.

Can’t wait for more…and the movie.

Lately, I’ve been really taken by first-person narrative books like this. Each journal entry gives you just enough to keep reading as you piece the story together. This was a great story - not too far-fetched. Will definitely having me listening to my surroundings more closely next time I go camping!