A Terrifying Collection of True Encounters with the Unknown
The woods are supposed to be peaceful. The mountains, a place of solitude. The open fields, a stretch of untamed beauty. But for those who have ventured too far, strayed off the path, or stayed out past dark… the wilderness holds something else.
In I Saw It Out There, firsthand accounts reveal chilling encounters with the unexplainable—things that defy logic, creatures that shouldn’t exist, and presences that watch from the shadows. From campers who wake to inhuman whispers, to hikers who find themselves being followed by something they can’t see, to hunters who realize they are not the apex predator—these stories will make you question what really lurks in the great outdoors.
They saw it. They survived. But they’ll never be the same.
Another in the type of books that cover strange things happening that are not automatically classifiable as a particular type of cryptid or ghost. This one includes stories about a man and a huge black dog, a deer that stands on its hind legs and walks, the Jersey Devil, a Sasquatch that murders several people and various other stories.
It's all pretty standard stuff but still interesting. The problem with all st stories like this, no matter what book the events are covered or who wrote the book, is that there is no solid evidence to back up what the stories are indicating.
There's no photos, no recordings and someone none of the things seen end up running into someone that's carrying some major firearms and thus get killed. This is especially interesting considering just how many people carry firearms in this country and how long things like this have been going on yet no undeniable solid physical evidence such as a dead body or bones and a partially decayed body have ever been found.
I stopped reading after 4 stories. All set in woodland. In the first, in impossibly poor visibility they ... wait for it ... see something! The second, camping in the wilderness, near the woods, they ... *hear* something! The third, way, way out in the woods they come across ... a desk!! The fourth, a woman wakes very late at night, or one time when awake but "exhausted" she ... hallucinates. This might have been fun to write, little exercised in trying build tension - but it's a bit of a yawn to read.
After the fictional side tracks, it is great to see a new series of frightening encounters. I second the other reviewer's comments, this is his best book yet. Every story was frightening and the witnesses were very fortunate to have survived. Creepy, eerie, disturbing encounters. Real life is better than fiction in many cases.
I finished this in one sitting before going to bed 🙈 then my car alarm went off unexpectedly at midnight... did this book make me think a skin walker was in a City in the UK? yes... yes it did 🤣