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| About the Book | |
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Deep
in the woods of Tennessee in 1835, an unparalleled encounter occurs.
David Patten unwittingly opens a new facet of the future mystery of
Sasquatch. Clan of Cain: The Genesis of Bigfoot represents
a new theory about the origins of the legendary Bigfoot. From the frontier where the myth began, the story propels the reader to the last remnants of undiscovered wilderness of the Pacific Northwest where a young man, Spencer James, joins a group of scientists in their quest to find the legendary Bigfoot. Egos, deception, and conflicting agendas are brought into a singular effort by a millionaire consumed with revenge and hate. Spencer becomes the moral compass, standing alone in a forest of scientific amorality. Despite their technology the truth becomes more allusive, challenging their intent and ethics, questioning the morality of their methods and the very reason for the hunt. Never before has a book on the subject of Bigfoot linked the mystical, paranormal Sasquatch to the origins of Christianity. A man, a myth and the obsession to know the truth will reveal a story that will forever change the way you think about Bigfoot.
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| About the Author | |
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A web entrepreneur and technical writer, this is Shane Lester's first published book. The project started his last year of graduate school. Shane came across the David Patten story and immediately started to do research on the subject of Bigfoot. Shane, his wife and children reside in Evanston,Wyoming. |