Bloodpath eBook Lori R Lopez
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After striking something in the road with his truck, a man follows a trail of red drops through the forest to a mysterious settlement. Will he be able to save the young woman held prisoner by a primitive band of creatures with large feet? The answer lies at the end of the “Bloodpath”!
Humanity and a furtive community of Bigfoot have co-existed for many generations, relatively ignorant of each other, until a man hits something with his Pickup on a lonely road at night. Stepping out to investigate, Boyd is knocked unconscious and dumped in the woods, where he discovers a hidden settlement and a young Native-American woman being held captive by elusive beasts. A short adventure tale from the author of AN ILL WIND BLOWS; DANCE OF THE CHUPACABRAS; ODDS AND ENDS A DARK COLLECTION. “Bloodpath” is also available in THE MACABRE MIND OF LORI R. LOPEZ.
Bloodpath eBook Lori R Lopez
While this short story by Lori Lopez isn't quite as comical as the Jack Link's Beef Jerky commercials, some of which I love, it might make you think twice about frolicking through the woods. Bloodpath squeezes a lot of action into a dozen or so pages, which is exactly what I want out of a short story. When one typically hears about a real-life Bigfoot encounter, it usually involves the sighting of a single creature. However, this isn't the case in Bloodpath. The main character, Boyd, encounters a group of them (some being hybrid types) and there is even a hierarchy of order involved. Given Boyd's poor physical state and his lack of weapons, the odds are definitely stacked against him. While I was sensing, or maybe hoped for, a different ending to this story, I respect what Lori did. In fact, as a writer, it's probably what I would have done. Regardless of the outcome, Bloodpath is an entertaining read that cuts to the chase. There isn't any filler material in this story, so your money is well spent.Product details
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Bloodpath eBook Lori R Lopez Reviews
Who freaking doesn't love a good Bigfoot horror tale? This is awesome. Don't pass it up.
Eric S Brown, author of the Bigfoot War series.
Unique male perspective of the high romantic expectations raised by the movie hype! from a lady!!
This is Lori at her best, furry clowns that eat children for lunch.... humour and horror.
I am learning with Lori to savour these little gems that she shoots out, like a mellow night cap of Glenmorangie. As with a few of her other short stories, I wish she would reign her brain in and little from its fantastic meanderings to elongate this to a novel.
Although not Loris usual plummet into the weird, wonderful depths of hell I found this refreshing so more of an amuse bouche than a slow night cap maybe.
Bloodpath by Lori R. Lopez explores the premise of the Bigfoot. How far would a tribe of legendary creatures go to hide their existence?
Boyd Applegate thinks he is okay to drive. After a few too many drinks he decides to drive to his home in a remote area with little traffic. What could be the worst that would happen? He could hit a tree?
But this time the worst has happened and Boyd has hit something. It may have felt like a tree, but it wasn't. Left for dead, Boyd has to find out what really happened. Which proves to be a mistake that causes a bloodbath.
At about 12 pages, this is a harrowing tale of murder and mayhem. Not for the faint of heart but certainly for those who like their horror bloody and bloodthirsty.
Karen Bryant Doering,
Parent's Little Black Book
* I received a review copy of this book from the author*
Lori R. Lopez had done it again!!!! She has blown my mind with another amazing story. Bloodpath takes you through the mystery of the legendary bigfoot and beyond. All Boyd Applegate wanted to do was have some drinks with his buddies to make himself feel better and then drive home. Well the first part of his plan works wonderfully and then everything happens. What is that he just hit? How drunk is he to think that it couldn't be human? This short suspenseful horrific mystery is a wonderful read. And as always Lori is able to help you envision the entire story through her unique and amazing use of words. You can feel the fear of the humans and the anger of the beasts and the sadness for the loss of the lives that are lost in this tale, but I have to say that I have never thought of a path of blood being beautiful until I read them described in this story.
Not well written! This book is not worth your time or money.
I barely remember the storyline - as I've read many other books on bigfoot,
but this one I just stopped short of completion.
If you've ever, if even for a second, believed that there really are big, hairy creatures living out there in the woods, creatures no one knows about, you have to read Lori R. Lopez's "Bloodpath."
Bloodpath explores the Bigfoot or Sasquatch legend and gives us a whole new theory on where the hairy mystery men came from and how they manage to stay hidden.
Well, most of the time they are hidden. Until someone like Boyd Appleton tries to drink himself happy and, failing that, decides he's sober enough to drive home, especially since the road he takes is rarely used and he's not likely to see anyone else. But like all plans made under the glow of too much alcohol, Boyd's plan goes haywire when he hits someone.
When Boyd gets out of his car to check on the person he just hit, the story really begins. Boyd finds himself being carried further into the woods and buried under leaves. When he wakes up and escapes his early grave, he decides to find out what happened and just who it was he struck with his car.
Boyd ends up a hidden observer of something many have imagined, even claimed to have seen -- a group of Bigfoot creatures. And, like many human beings faced with something they know little about, Boyd blunders into the situation and makes things immeasurably worse. The repercussions leave a "Bloodpath" through the lives of the Bigfoot creatures and the humans they come in contact with.
Lori Lopez does a good job of putting a new spin on a familiar legend. You may think you know if the Bigfoot really exists, you may think you know what you'd do if you saw one. You may want to catch one on film or, even, catch one just to prove the legend. Lori shows us that you never know what will happen until it happens, and somethings are better left unknown and untouched.
While this short story by Lori Lopez isn't quite as comical as the Jack Link's Beef Jerky commercials, some of which I love, it might make you think twice about frolicking through the woods. Bloodpath squeezes a lot of action into a dozen or so pages, which is exactly what I want out of a short story. When one typically hears about a real-life Bigfoot encounter, it usually involves the sighting of a single creature. However, this isn't the case in Bloodpath. The main character, Boyd, encounters a group of them (some being hybrid types) and there is even a hierarchy of order involved. Given Boyd's poor physical state and his lack of weapons, the odds are definitely stacked against him. While I was sensing, or maybe hoped for, a different ending to this story, I respect what Lori did. In fact, as a writer, it's probably what I would have done. Regardless of the outcome, Bloodpath is an entertaining read that cuts to the chase. There isn't any filler material in this story, so your money is well spent.
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