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Nobody Loves a Bigfoot Like a Bigfoot Babe Kindle Edition | Pages: 286 pages

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Title	:	Nobody Loves a Bigfoot Like a Bigfoot Babe
Author	:	Simon Okill
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	first print
Pages	:	Pages: 286 pages
Published	:	December 6th 2012 by Christopher Matthews Publishing
Categories	:	Fantasy. Paranormal. Urban Fantasy. Romance. Humor

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The Northern California town of Big Beaver has become a haven for Bigfoot, alien sightings and is home to The Phantom Bigfoot Bather. One particularly weird Beaverite, Duane, has kept the Bigfoot a secret, but to his utter dismay, a female Bigfoot abducts a teenager. Duane must use all his guile to stop his secret from getting out, especially now that MB, his close friend and crypto-zoologist, is on the trail, along with Sheriff Lou and the FBI. Can Duane keep his Bigfoot friends a secret? And what does MB discover deep in the forest?

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Ratings: 3.99 From 143 Users | 32 Reviews

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Nobody Loves a Bigfoot Like a Bigfoot Babe by Simon Okill is a part comedy, part mystery, part who done it novel, that despite laughing at the title, I really enjoyed. I found that once I got into the book I could not put it down.The author did a great job in developing a story that at times seemed a little bizarre, yet at those time I would literally breakout laughing. The storyline was well developed and easy to follow. There were plenty of twist and unexpected turns which kept you glued to

A well written, amusing and deeply perceptive read.The prose is imaginative, anarchic and leaves a deep impression on the reader. Warmly commended to all age groups. Dennis Coates.

"Nobody Loves a Bigfoot Like a Bigfoot Babe" by Simon Okill is simply a wonderful book.Set in a sleepy town in Northern California called Big Beaver it centres around sightings of a Bigfoot, who may or may not be real, according to the people in Big Beaver. Much fun is poked at these sightings with pranks and jokes by the locals.When a teenager is abducted Sheriff Lou gets assistance from FBI Agent Merlot. But the Bigfoot is real and while the investigation is under way, one citizen tries to

I bought Nobody Loves A Bigfoot Like A Bigfoot Babe in kindle version. Lately, I am not reading fiction, but I started reading this book, and I was pretty sure that I live in that very forest, step on the same shrubs that Bigfoot steps, feel the same as the Bigfoot do, understand their open innocent eyes, their feelings... On one hand, I wanted to flip page after page faster and faster to see what's going on behind the next bush, or to hear an answer of an opponent in a conversation. On another,

I love Bigfoot films, documentaries and books so when I saw this one I thought that this would be perfect for me. Sadly it turned out to be the opposite.I am not a fan of books that are just crude for the hell of it, whether they are meant to be funny or not, and that sums up this book for me. It feels like a book that a 14 year old boy would write, sniggering at his crude jokes as he goes along. In the first few chapters it talks non stop about farts, women's breasts, dope smoking and who had

There's a Phantom Bigfoot Bather stealing shower time in Big Beaver, clogging drains and leaving half-eaten doughnuts on the porcelain throne. That's as creepy as the spectacularly fun paranormal comedy gets. The fun takes center stage right from chapter one in Nobody Loves a Bigfoot Like a Bigfoot Babe, and Okill's humor and imagination make this a MUST read. It's great storytelling creative, wacky, a little naughty and a whole lot funny. Sometimes funny writing loses steam halfway between the

I posted this review on my blog months ago, I felt guilty about posting it because it sums up how much I hate this book. No more, sorry Simon Okill, but after seeing your rude comment on someone else's bad review, I realised I'm not the only one. I'm posting mine. I have an opinion.Even though the blurb is a little bitconfusing, this book looked very intriguing to me, seriously, who doesnt want to read a book about Bigfoots? It was described to me as a romantic comedy, let me tell you it was far