ologies for the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas. Some of the stories are scary, some are funny, but all have a distinctive North West feel to them. The book is filled with over twenty pieces of custom art done by local artists and features several local destinations and monsters to accompany the stories. This book was written with the intention to get Washingtonians and visitors excited to get outside and explore these places. This anthology was meant to be read and retold around campfires and get-togethers to bring people together in an oral storytelling tradition that stretches back thousands of years. People unfamiliar with these locations will want to visit these legendary spots, while people that are familiar will delight in some added intrigue on their next foray to their local favorite.