Dark Tales of Cryptids and Truck Drivers
Dark Tales of Cryptids and Truck Drivers
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Buckle up! It's gonna be a bumpy ride.
The glowing eyes of a malevolent creature you can’t fully see. A sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach. The lurking dread that things are not as they should be. All this while driving down the road and dealing with idiot drivers. The road is a perilous place to be, but nowhere near as hazardous as what lurks just out of sight.
Driving a truck for a living can be treacherous. Sometimes peril comes from unexpected places. Strange and legendary creatures roam the woods not far from the hustling and bustling of the well-traveled roads. From Bigfoot, to Wendigo, to ghosts, to skinwalkers, to cultists, to aliens, these ten tales tell stories of suspense and terror for the poor souls who had the misfortune of falling into the clutches of these supernatural beings. However, as menacing as these creatures are, sometimes the most savage is man.
Whatever you do, don’t leave the road.
“Spine chilling read.” - Emily Haynes
‘’Once you've started you won't want to put it down!” - Sherri McCune
“Like Stephen King’s books, just great reading.” - Sandy Beebe
“Puts you on the road with the trucker.” – Emily Haynes
“If you think the roads are dangerous, just wait until you see what's beyond the trees.” - Sherri McCune
Praise for this book
4.0 out of 5 stars Trucking Nightmares Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023 This is the second book of a collection of cryptid tales covering a specific career. I don't normally like cryptid fiction, I prefer real encounter stories. I loved the first book, the Park Rangers, they were so good that I bought the book I borrowed. This book focuses on truck drivers. There are some eerie occurrences. Nothing is as it seems. I love the clever twists in several stories-they fit the narrative and flow beautifully. The last story was a wonderful humdinger! My only gripe is that the drivers were for the most part all driving parts trucks, there are a number of other loads truckers deliver. Otherwise, I did enjoy them. While the first book is still my favorite, I can't wait to see what the author comes up with next.