Publisher's Synopsis
Between November 1966 and December 1967, the small Appalachian town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia was stalked and harassed by a terrifying entity dubbed, The Mothman. The sightings came to an abrupt - and suspicious - end after the bridge that connected Point Pleasant to Ohio collapsed, killing forty-six people.
Over a half a century has passed since the tragedy in Point Pleasant, when Billy Slater and his mom move to the small town, blissfully unaware of the horrific things that have cast a dark cloud over the town to this very day.
But then, in one sudden gust of unimaginable horror, the close-knit community of Point Pleasant is thrust back into the same madness, chaos and nerve-shredding fear they suffered fifty-five years earlier. Inhuman screeches erupt in the night, glowing red eyes appear in the darkness, and the town is forced to face their demons once again. But this time things are different. Evolution is inevitable.
The MOTHMAN has returned.
Praise for Mothman: Return to Point Pleasant
"5-STARS - Cryptid horror at its finest as the author manages to craft a terrific and terrifying story."-Pan Book Reviews
"Written with care and respect for those who love the paranormal ...but be forewarned that reading this late at night may bring vision of red eyes staring back at you in the dark."
-Gary, Within the Mist
"5-STARS - It's really enjoyable if you love edge-of-your-seat action ...If you love monster horror, don't pass up this little gem! Highly recommend!"
-Nellies Book Nook
"Masterfully written, the Mothman lives to menace a new generation!"
-Steve Cain, Author of DEAD BIRDS
"This was my first foray into cryptid fiction and I can't say this enough ...read this book! I loved it ...great fun!"
-Creeps McDamned
"...plays out much like a horror film, with escalating stakes and effective foreshadowing. The Mothman is nobody's friend here, and Donnelly's exploration of the winged entity as a true villain is an entertaining - and chilling - ride."
-Hey Strangeness Podcast
"I was completely hooked, pretty sure I forgot to blink a few times."
-Karly, Haunted Housewives Podcast
"Come for the legendary Mothman, stay for the charming characters and setting"
- Jake Danger Jolley, Writer/Director of CLAY ZOMBIES
