If Grady Hendrix wrote an R-rated episode of Scooby-Doo that spiraled into the small-town criminal chaos of Fargo, you’d have Cryptozoology for Fun and Profit.
Fake hunter. Real monster. No refunds.
Helen Novacic makes a living manufacturing monsters. Through Cryptozoology, Inc., she travels to rural nowhere, plants a few fake footprints, stages a blurry sighting, and cashes the check when the local cryptid festival starts selling T-shirts. It’s legal. Mostly. Victimless. Usually.
Then a teenage township trustee hires her to put Ballville, Ohio, on the map with a Pukwudgie sighting before the town’s New Year’s Eve bicentennial bash. Helen expects an easy payday: one costume, one legend, one carefully managed panic.
Instead, she finds something already hunting the fields and bridges outside town.
Now Helen’s fake monster has competition from a very real one: ancient, armor-plated, and perfectly happy to turn Ballville’s big celebration into a bloodbath. To stop it before the ball drops, Helen will have to dodge a suspicious sheriff’s deputy, a gold-toothed loan shark, one catastrophically ambitious client, and her own chain-smoking mother—who may be the only person in Ohio more dangerous than the monster.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. If Grady Hendrix wrote an R-rated episode of Scooby-Doo that spiraled into the small-town criminal chaos of Fargo, you'd have Cryptozoology for Fun and Profit.Fake hunter. Real monster. No refunds.Helen Novacic makes a living manufacturing monsters. Through Cryptozoology, Inc., she travels to rural nowhere, plants a few fake footprints, stages a blurry sighting, and cashes the check when the local cryptid festival starts selling T-shirts. It's legal. Mostly. Victimless. Usually.Then a teenage township trustee hires her to put Ballville, Ohio, on the map with a Pukwudgie sighting before the town's New Year's Eve bicentennial bash. Helen expects an easy payday: one costume, one legend, one carefully managed panic.Instead, she finds something already hunting the fields and bridges outside town.Now Helen's fake monster has competition from a very real one: ancient, armor-plated, and perfectly happy to turn Ballville's big celebration into a bloodbath. To stop it before the ball drops, Helen will have to dodge a suspicious sheriff's deputy, a gold-toothed loan shark, one catastrophically ambitious client, and her own chain-smoking mother-who may be the only person in Ohio more dangerous than the monster. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781963107722
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - If Grady Hendrix wrote an R-rated episode of Scooby-Doo that spiraled into the small-town criminal chaos of Fargo, you'd have Cryptozoology for Fun and Profit.Fake hunter. Real monster. No refunds.Helen Novacic makes a living manufacturing monsters. Through Cryptozoology, Inc., she travels to rural nowhere, plants a few fake footprints, stages a blurry sighting, and cashes the check when the local cryptid festival starts selling T-shirts. It's legal. Mostly. Victimless. Usually.Then a teenage township trustee hires her to put Ballville, Ohio, on the map with a Pukwudgie sighting before the town's New Year's Eve bicentennial bash. Helen expects an easy payday: one costume, one legend, one carefully managed panic.Instead, she finds something already hunting the fields and bridges outside town.Now Helen's fake monster has competition from a very real one: ancient, armor-plated, and perfectly happy to turn Ballville's big celebration into a bloodbath. To stop it before the ball drops, Helen will have to dodge a suspicious sheriff's deputy, a gold-toothed loan shark, one catastrophically ambitious client, and her own chain-smoking mother-who may be the only person in Ohio more dangerous than the monster. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781963107722
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. If Grady Hendrix wrote an R-rated episode of Scooby-Doo that spiraled into the small-town criminal chaos of Fargo, you'd have Cryptozoology for Fun and Profit.Fake hunter. Real monster. No refunds.Helen Novacic makes a living manufacturing monsters. Through Cryptozoology, Inc., she travels to rural nowhere, plants a few fake footprints, stages a blurry sighting, and cashes the check when the local cryptid festival starts selling T-shirts. It's legal. Mostly. Victimless. Usually.Then a teenage township trustee hires her to put Ballville, Ohio, on the map with a Pukwudgie sighting before the town's New Year's Eve bicentennial bash. Helen expects an easy payday: one costume, one legend, one carefully managed panic.Instead, she finds something already hunting the fields and bridges outside town.Now Helen's fake monster has competition from a very real one: ancient, armor-plated, and perfectly happy to turn Ballville's big celebration into a bloodbath. To stop it before the ball drops, Helen will have to dodge a suspicious sheriff's deputy, a gold-toothed loan shark, one catastrophically ambitious client, and her own chain-smoking mother-who may be the only person in Ohio more dangerous than the monster. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781963107722
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. If Grady Hendrix wrote an R-rated episode of Scooby-Doo that spiraled into the small-town criminal chaos of Fargo, you'd have Cryptozoology for Fun and Profit.Fake hunter. Real monster. No refunds.Helen Novacic makes a living manufacturing monsters. Through Cryptozoology, Inc., she travels to rural nowhere, plants a few fake footprints, stages a blurry sighting, and cashes the check when the local cryptid festival starts selling T-shirts. It's legal. Mostly. Victimless. Usually.Then a teenage township trustee hires her to put Ballville, Ohio, on the map with a Pukwudgie sighting before the town's New Year's Eve bicentennial bash. Helen expects an easy payday: one costume, one legend, one carefully managed panic.Instead, she finds something already hunting the fields and bridges outside town.Now Helen's fake monster has competition from a very real one: ancient, armor-plated, and perfectly happy to turn Ballville's big celebration into a bloodbath. To stop it before the ball drops, Helen will have to dodge a suspicious sheriff's deputy, a gold-toothed loan shark, one catastrophically ambitious client, and her own chain-smoking mother-who may be the only person in Ohio more dangerous than the monster. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781963107722
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