Sharing the Mountain with Bigfoot: The Second Year (Bigfoot Series)

The experiences related in this series of books , while by no means original or unordinary in these cases, are extremely well put forward. Little details given during these stories add to the credibility of the author. Now a good editor can tweak almost any story to make it seem more credible, but not in this way. These small clues aren't from forethought, they are just a result of dealing with the stresses associated with recalling true events. If you want a real account without the frills and flamboyance of a work of fiction, then THIS SERIES is what you want. Real, raw and, In my opinion, 100% credible. For those of you looking for a good, scary read...this is your ticket too. Tense and heart pounding action and the details to go with it.

Good Story, and it kept me engaged despite some annoying sentences with tense issues. It seemed unusually short for the price & in my humble opinion all 3 books should have been combined into one. But the story itself is good and the author seemed credible.

Book2 continues the story of the monster on. The mountain. Bigfoot is getting more brazen around the house and farm. The story flows as easily as the 1st book. But keeps you entranced as to the future of the family and farm . Another 5 ☆☆☆☆☆ book. On to the 3 book now.

I loved reading Sharing the Mountain with Bigfoot, the 2nd year, as much as I loved reading the 1st year book! I can't wait to read the 3rd year and I plan on buying it as soon as it's available on Kindle! I wanted to buy Sharing the Mountain with Bigfoot, the third year, as soon as I was done reading the second year, but I didn't see it yet. I hope my review will help the author to release the 3rd year as soon as possible because I can't wait to find out what happens next!

Why would you take your little kids for a walk in the woods knowing about the creature being on your property? It's hard for me to comprehend why. I am reading your second book and hope that there are not other mistakes like that to read about.

Excellent story, however I would've given it five stars if it weren't for the poor grammar. That didn't bother me enough to not read the book though. I suggest you purchase this if you like to read stories about people who have experienced bigfoot!

I loved this author! There are lots of typos/grammatical errors though, which can be distracting. I just keep reading and enjoy the content. Thanks, Jada. I can’t wait to read the Third Year.

I'll be reading on thru book 3. As I. Said while reviewing the first book, the amiture writing and typos give the account believability. Maybe this is planed, like a Blairwitch fictional documentary? But the accounts are consistent with Bigfoot research and creditable reports. I wanna believe this habitation account of a family and community living along side the rarely acknowledged ancient ones. Now, onto book3.

Again. As in her first book, jada had me sitting on the edge of my seat! The pen pictures she conjures up are so descriptive I feel I'm there in the farm house with gloriously excited children. All the time I'm reading I'm wondering if the sasquatch could be sufficiently tamed with offers of fruit? Thank you Jada, a fabulously exciting scary account. Please buy more dogs like 3!!!

THIS book should have been part of one book, not a separate book. It rings you along and they (the author and her family) never get a relationship, instead they decide that they are at odds with the “beast.” Simply said: I just did’t enjoy reading it.

Absolutely glued to this book brilliant