Ashton Macaulay

A Man of the Mountain (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Jonas is a recluse. He lives in the mountains alone, appreciative of the wilderness's peace and solitude. It also enables him to keep his unusual line of work a secret. At the behest of mysterious employers, Jonas has been instructed to wear a fur-covered suit and terrorize hikers at a local mountain range, all in an effort to maintain the mythical legend of Bigfoot. While typically uneventful, sometimes a hiker gets too close and the situation becomes...messy. Jonas may not be bloodthirsty, but he always does what's necessary to uphold a certain level of discretion. After several high-profile 'accidents' are written off by authorities as bear attacks, tabloid reporter Shirley Codwell notices a pattern and sets out to unravel the truth. Convinced that the killings are the work of a legendary beast, she calls upon the monster-hunting community for assistance. The events that transpire are like nothing she could have expected...and will send Jonas running for his life. Set in the Whiteout universe, A Man of the Mountain is a thrilling dark-comic adventure that will keep you turning the pages to its incredible, shocking conclusion.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ashton Macaulay
• Seitenzahl: 128
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Februar 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781953312167
• Artikelnr.: 68533963

Autorenporträt

Ashton Macaulay is a fiction writer living in Seattle Washington. His works include Whiteout, the tale of drunken monster hunter, Nick Ventner, Man of the Mountain, an intriguing audio drama surrounding a man trying to maintain the Bigfoot legend and various short stories published through Aberrant Literature. Most recently, Ashton successfully crowdfunded the world's first (he hopes) crab-based, political, scifi, comedy novella, The First Ambassador to Crustacea (out now!)While Ashton doesn't have any awards to display on this lovely page, Kirkus did call Whiteout: "An often engaging, if sometimes-clichéd, tale with an acerbic lead." Of that lead, they also said: "He often embellishes, either intentionally or as a consequence of his alcohol intake; he's a wonderfully human protagonist who makes mistakes and is ill-prepared for his treacherous journey."You can find more information on upcoming work at Ashton's website: MacAshton.com