Cryptids beware . . . Jake, Jasmine, and Lanny, the Sasquatch Hunters of Washington, Inc., are at it again in the fourth book of the ever-popular Sasquatch Hunters series!
Fresh from their adventure in Scotland, the Sasquatch Hunters are headed to the Olympic Peninsula, the place where it all began when Jake's grandpa first saw a Bigfoot. However, they aren't the only ones pursuing the legendary cryptids on the peninsula. The crew of Jake's favorite TV show, Bigfoot Believers, is filming an episode there. Another young team of Sasquatch stalkers also arrives. Will a friendly rivalry turn ugly? And which team will be the first to prove Bigfoot exists and get their TV show shot at fame?
Jake, Jasmine, and Lanny, members of The Sasquatch Hunters of Washington, Inc., are in for their greatest challenge yet as they encounter extreme competition in their quest to locate a Bigfoot. In author K.B. Jackson’s fourth title in the series, readers will dive even further into the adventures of the Sasquatch hunters but also learn more about the characters themselves and how their personal lives come to define their friendships.
K.B. Jackson is a full-time writer and part-time genealogist. She loves to craft stories with elements of history and family dynamics. The character of Jake is based on her youngest son, who has been fascinated by cryptids since kindergarten. She lives with her family in the Pacific Northwest.
Lorenzo Conti is an Italian artist. He was born in 1988 in Tivoli and lives and works in Rome. After graduating at Officina B5 School of Illustration, he started working as a freelance illustrator for Italian and international clients in editorial, publishing, advertising, and music artists. In 2020 and 2021, his works were selected for the Annual illustration award, one of the most authoritative and comprehensive Italian publications of the illustrated image in Italy and Europe, and in 2016, he received the popular prize at the Tapirulan illustration contest. In 2015, he worked on background illustrations for an animated short film called "Black", produced by So What Pictures. Some of Lorenzo's clients include Mondadori, Edizioni EL Einaudi Ragazzi, Eli Publishing, Pelledoca Editore, Datum Magazine, So What Pictures, Shanghai EP Books, Enable Leisure and Culture, Boston University Today website, and Il Foglio Sportivo.
