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by K. Osborn Sullivan (Author)
If a bigfoot dies in the forest, but no one is there to see, does it still leave a body?When 16-year-old Piper O'Connell moved with her family to the quaint town of Senoia, Georgia, she never expected to find a community of the legendary bigfoot in her own backyard. Now, a few short months later, she is playing a vital role in keeping the creatures secret from human hunters who would expose them. Not that she wants the job. It's dangerous, the hours stink, and bigfoot look down on the "scrubs" who dispose of their dead.The job's only perk is Sam, her tall, dark, handsome, and genetically complicated partner. When someone close to Sam is murdered, Piper must find the killer before Piper herself becomes the next victim and the race of bigfoot is discovered.
Author Biography
K. Osborn Sullivan writes fiction and nonfiction for both adults and kids. Her books can be counted on for laughs, likeable characters, and happy endings. A lot of them have monsters. Kim grew up struggling against the cold wind of Chicago and later traded her parka for a view of Georgia pine trees and a pool. She lives with her husband and an assortment of rescued cats in a neighborhood that isn't currently famous for Bigfoot sightings, but there's always hope for the future. She holds a Ph.D. in political science and spent many years as a college instructor.
