This novel will take you on a hair-raising journey through the backwoods of Central West Virginia. You will be terrified as you read about how a couple of buddies were hassled by a group of aggressive bigfoot creatures. They were trapped on one side of the Little Kanawha river and unable to escape to their car which was located on the other side of the river via an old swinging bridge. Their every attempt to escape was thwarted by the creatures. Their experience soon became a life and death struggle to survive. As the story continues to unfold, it leads to more aggressive encounters with the bigfoot creatures and the people involved don't know what to do. They have several options but have to work out a plan that best suits their unique situation while they try to survive not only the bigfoot but also a new monster in the area they learn about along their journey. While they struggle to survive and attempt to escape, they meet a couple of unique individuals that offer to help them. Do they take this opportunity to allow them to help or do they make it out of the woods and back to civilization on their own? Do these new individuals meet their demise like someone already had? Does everyone make it out alive or do they all get killed in the process? You'll have to visit A Journey Through Hell and Back to find out. This story is primarily a work of fiction. The location is real along with some of the inner tales told to the author by his grandfather and aunt. The author had visited his grandparents who lived at this location on a farm hundreds of times while growing up. While the author has never sighted a Bigfoot himself in this location it is quite possible the bigfoot creatures could exist there.
About the Author: Scott Norman is a semi-retired college professor who moved from NE Ohio to Central Florida nearly 12 years ago. He attained a BS in Health Education from Kent State University in Kent, Ohio in 2002 and a MSEd. in Post-Secondary and Adult Education from Capella University Online in 2007. Scott has worked for nearly 27 years in the health care industry since graduating high school. He has worked in both direct hands on patient care as well as health care administration. Most of his experience both in the medical field and as a college professor has been in health information management. Scott has extensive knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy & physiology and medical disease processes as well as disease coding through the World Health Organizations International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM). He also has considerable knowledge and experience in utilizing the 10th revision of the ICD. This revision is known as the ICD-10-CM. His extensive knowledge base has proven to be a valuable asset to his many students and colleagues over the years. Scott has won many college level teaching awards including instructor of the module as well as instructor of the year.