Teddy Roosevelt's Goblin

A Bigfoot StoryJoe IDAHO

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Length8h 55m

About this audiobook

Something lurks in the Selkurk Mountains. Teddy Roosevelt came to hunt caribou. Now, he’s the one being hunted. Idaho Territory, 1888. Teddy Roosevelt is twenty-nine, vigorous, ambitious, and determined to hunt the last caribou herd in the United States. With a team of seasoned outdoorsmen, he sets off deep into the wild. At first, the hunt is perfect—until strange knocking sounds echo through the night. Then, a wounded mule stumbles into camp, followed by three terrified miners. They speak of a monstrous beast that killed four men and six mules before vanishing in the dark. Old Bauman, the grizzled camp cook, has faced it before. He calls it a Goblin. Roosevelt doesn’t believe in monsters. He’s a modern hunter, a practical man. He has his rifle, his reason—but will it be enough? This isn’t your typical Bigfoot story. In a final, desperate showdown, Teddy Roosevelt’s Goblin will be revealed. Great for Readers Who Enjoy: Historical Fiction Action and Adventure Campfire Stories

Audiobook details

GenreHistorical Fiction

Length8 hrs 55 mins

Narrated bySelect Your Own

FormateBook with Audio

Publish dateSep 6, 2020

LanguageEnglish

1Title

12Chapter 10: A Goblin Story

2Introduction

13Chapter 11: Caribou

3Chapter 1: Tis Midnight Now

14Chapter 12: Followers of the Chase

4Chapter 2: The Huntsman

15Chapter 13: Moccasin Joe

5Chapter 3: A Curious Cavalcade

16Chapter 14: Digging Up the Hatchet

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6Chapter 4: The Old Kutenai Trail

17Chapter 15: Deadfall

7Chapter 5: Into the Selkurks

18Chapter 16: The Silence that Broods

8Chapter 6: Speaking Softly

19Chapter 17: That Which Kills Everything

9Chapter 7: Heck McClane was a Mighty Man

20Chapter 18: She

10Chapter 8: The Miner's Mule

21Chapter 19: The Prince of Kanda and Calico Jane

11Chapter 9: The Valley of the Shadow

22Closing Credits

About the author

Joe IDAHO

Samuel W. Smith is the author behind Joe IDAHO and the Gem State Series. He grew up in a hundred-year-old farmhouse filled with antiques and surrounded by BLM land covered with fossils. This environment sparked Samuel’s lifelong fascination with the past and storytelling. He holds a BA and MA in Anthropology and once spent a summer walking and mapping the Oregon Trail. Samuel’s been a construction worker, an archaeologist, and a high school teacher. As Joe IDAHO, he writes historical and contemporary fiction inspired by the Gem State’s past and present.View all by Joe IDAHO