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Indiana is known for many things: vast farmlands, beautiful state parks, basketball, the Indianapolis 500, and Hoosier hospitality. What is not as well-known, however, are the mysterious creatures that are said to inhabit the state.
Over the decades, there have been stories of strange lake and river monsters. Large, hairy creatures have been spotted roaming around farms, corn fields, and wooded forests. Eyewitnesses have even claimed to have encountered bizarre aerial entities, diminutive human-like figures, and enormous horned serpents.
In this exciting series you will discover 20 of these bewildering beasties per volume depicted through rich, informative text and eye-catching illustrations. Consider these books essential items to pack for your next road trip around the great Hoosier state. As you will soon discover, there is indeed more than corn in Indiana.
Volume One
Researched and Written by Les O’Dell / Researched, Written, Illustrated and Designed by Mark A. Randall
Cryptids include Beast of Busco, Boonville Monster, Bremen Bridge Troll, Cable Line Monster, Crawfordsville Monster, Crosley Creature, Ghoul Snake, Goat Man of Centenary, Green-Clawed Monster, Meshekenabek, Mill Race Monster, Mud Mermaids, Mysterious Cats, Oil Pit Squids, Puk-Wud-Jies, Roachdale Monster, Spectral Hounds, Thunderbirds, Werewolves, and White River Monster.
Volume Two
Researched, Written, Illustrated and Designed by Mark A. Randall
Cryptids include Beast of State Line Road, Cistern Creeper, Crawling Man, Elizaville Monster, Fluorescent Freddie, Giant Catfish, Giant Human Skeletons, Goose Pond Monster, Greencastle Goatman, Gullywompus, Hollow Block Monster, Laughing Scarecrow, Long Lake Monster, Parke County Prowler, Pike County Monster, Prairie Creek Creature, Serpent of Horseshoe Pond, Shadow Beast, White River Bigfoot, and Wild Child.
Volume Three
Researched, Written, Illustrated and Designed by Mark A. Randall
Cryptids include Allen County Dragon, Beast of Weston Bottoms, Belzer Beast, Castleton Creature, Dearborn County Entity, Flying Devil Ray, Galveston Anthropoid, Hartford City Humanoids, Horse-Head Aliens, Lebanon Whatsit, Mamoo, Phantom Kangaroos, Pokagon Bigfoot, Rising Sun Creature, Rolling Prairie Creep, Sugar Creek Sasquatch, Terror of Brown County, Thorntown Gorilla, Water Panther, and White Things.
About the author
Mark A. Randall lives in Indiana. He is an artist who has created illustrations for books, book covers, and film productions. In addition to the Indiana Cryptids series, Mark has published 11 other books, all related to the paranormal.

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