"My Alaskan Bigfoot" is a novella of 24,400 words that plunges readers into a dark, sensual paranormal romance where the monster isn't a vampire or a werewolf—he's something older, wilder, and utterly forbidden. Set against the mist-drenched forests and abandoned mines of coastal Alaska, this supernatural romance delivers the Touch Her and Die trope with gut-wrenching intensity. Perfect for readers who crave gothic atmosphere, existential dread, and a love story set entirely in the untamed wilderness.

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Hazel has spent her whole life in Juneau, but she's never felt like she belongs. Not in the town. Not with Theo, her perfectly normal, extroverted boyfriend who acts like he owns her. Something has always been missing—a hollowness she couldn't name.

Then her father vanishes into the ancient forest surrounding his research camp on Colt Island.

She returns to his isolated cabin, where her mother Ruth keeps the fire burning, cooking meals no one eats, watching her daughter with worried eyes. Theo volunteers to help search, his easy confidence now feeling like a cage.

Then she meets Evander.

He's taciturn, solitary, and dark—nothing like her usual type. Yet from their first accidental encounter at the weathered dock, Hazel feels watched. Haunted. Consumed by a presence that follows her through the misty trails and into her bedroom. She starts losing sleep. Questioning her sanity. And when she experiences a psychic intimacy with him while completely alone, she realizes something impossible: he wants her. And somehow, she wants him back.

But Evander isn't human.

As they search for her father, the forest reveals its teeth—a mother bear protecting her cubs, a collapsed mine entrance, traces of fabric torn from her father's coat. Evander saves her life, carrying her through the darkening woods with a strength that terrifies and exhilarates her. Yet every warning pulls her deeper.

What happens when the monster guarding you becomes the thing you can't live without?

Will Hazel find her father before the wild claims him forever? And when she discovers what Evander truly is—will she run, or let herself be transformed into someone finally real?

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This isn't your typical monster romance. "My Alaskan Bigfoot" explores what it means to grow up somewhere and still feel like a stranger—until a monster shows you who you really are. Fans of the Touch Her and Die trope will devour Evander's fierce protectiveness, while readers who crave gothic atmosphere will linger over every mist-soaked page. The existential dread isn't window dressing—it's the point. If you've ever felt hollow in a "perfect" relationship or longed for something wilder than safety, this novella will haunt you. Don't miss the love story that changes the balance of nature itself.

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