Add to those, the problems of a rabid grizzly, bigfoot kidnapping towns people, rioting Ute Indian's, drug dealers in the forest and one ruthless real estate developer, and you've got Contact of the Forestry Kin, and a brew of trouble. They say you can't keep a good man down, and Wyler Scott was certainly one of those good men. They tried to kill him twice, and when things got ugly, they assembled an army of mercenaries to stop the Sheriff. But Wyler Scott's as tough as the bad guys, and he shoots first, asking questions later. From the Mono county line, at the Devil's postpile, to the lone streets of the Ghost Town of Bodie, Wyler pursues the Culligan's to a final shootout on a dirt road.
Contact is a rocket waiting to be ridden.
It's a story that doesn't stop. From the moment you read the first chapter, it will keep you in suspense. Because you've never seen a Sasquatch until you've seen the one's in Contact, from tearing the strut off a bell jet ranger, to battling a grizzly bear over the life of a little girl, Bigfoot and Wyler Scott are at there best.