Sasquatch Hunt

The Gunsmith #21

by J.R. Roberts

Clint and his friend Sean Albright discover that a local sheriff is planning a stagecoach slaughter and decide it's time for revenge-Gunsmith-style.

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published September 4, 2013

About the author

"J.R. Roberts" is the pen name of Robert J. Randisi under which he writes the Gunsmith series.

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Reviews

[Ernest Solar · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sasquatch Hunt by J.R. Roberts was a fun and enjoyable story. The suspense and drama of the hunt for the Sasquatch and the inevitable confrontation was believable and thrilling. From the perspective of Bigfoot lore, the author did an excellent job of weaving old Native American tales and beliefs with contemporary beliefs. The one downfall of the storytelling was the author used the term Bigfoot for a late 19th century tale, but the term Bigfoot didn’t come about until the late 1950’s. But this small error does not take away from the other plot. Overall, I would recommend this novel for anyone interested in a fun story with a Sasquatch crossing paths with a Wild West cowboy!

[Tony Ungawa · Rating 3 out of 5]

Hey, it's bigfoot versus cowboys. How can you not love crazy shit like that, huh? With plenty of graphic sex tossed in.