In the roadway through the eerie "High Tees" in Raynham, Massachusetts, at the top of the Bridgewater Triangle; - some 'thing' lurked. Several minutes after midnight, it hid unseen in thick woods behind a quiet residential street. A man and his dog were nearly home after a walk along the edge of a feeder pond of the Hockomock Swamp.
The silence of the early morning was broken by an eerie call floating through the still air: "Keer. Keer! Ee wan chu! Keer!"
A creature from the swamp was summoning the man. His bulky 80 pound Rotweiller-Shepherd mix was crying in fear: and yet the hairy beast did no more than beckon them with the call, "Keer, Keer, Ee wan chu. Chu, Chu. Ee wan chu."
And so began Bill Russo's meeting with the Creature From the Bridgewater Triangle. It is a story that has been told in the award winning documentary, The Bridgewater Triangle, as well as on television in Monsters and Mysteries in America and in the one hour program, "America's Bermuda Triangle".
The story is also recounted, along with a number of other odd tales, in the book, The Creature From the Bridgewater Triangle, ( http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OEZK8IQ )
Production is underway now in New York City of the Audiobook version of The Creature From the Bridgewater Triangle. Nationally known voice artist Brad Goldsmith is in charge of the project.
His voicing of the creature calling to Bill Russo and his dog Samantha, is so stunning, it will have listeners looking over their shoulders making sure they too are not being called by the swamp thing.
The Audio will be available in the Amazon Store as well as on Audible, and on Apple's I-tunes. It is expected to be completed by November. Readers of this post are eligible to get a free copy for review purposes by emailing Bill Russo at Billrrrrr@yahoo.com
The review books are available on a first come first serve basis.
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