Stranger West is book 3 in the Stranger Bridgerland series. Stranger West is a collection of first-hand accounts of the paranormal from the Western United States. Stories of ghosts, sasquatch, cryptids, and UFOs await you in this third book. Stranger West is part of the collection of stories author John Olsen has collected over 30 years of paranormal research.

Beyond Stranger U.S is book 5 in the Stranger Bridgerland book series. Beyond Stranger U.S continues the journey into the realm of the paranormal with true first-hand accounts of Ghosts, Cryptids, UFO.s, Bigfoot, Glitches in the Matrix and more. Author John Olsen has interviewed people from across the United States, Mexico, and Canada to bring you these tales of the unknown.

Stranger U.S. is book 4 in the Stranger Bridgerland book series. Stranger U.S. continues the Stranger Bridgerland series with true first-hand stories from around the United States. Bigfoot, UFOs, Ghosts, Cryptids, and much. Author John Olsen has spent 30 years interviewing people from around the country to bring you these tails. After his own experience growing up in an active paranormal home in Northern Utah, John has traveled and interviewed people who have faced the unknown.

Experience the chilling tales of Utah's paranormal mysteries in "Stranger Utah," the 8th book in the renowned Stranger Bridgerland series. Delve into the world of UFO sightings, Bigfoot encounters, restless spirits, and other unexplainable phenomena. Join us on a ghostly journey through the Beehive State, from the enigmatic Cache Valley to the southern reaches of the Four Corners and beyond.

Some say there is a world beyond this one, and from time to time, reality parts and we see beyond the veil: strange things happen, we question what is real, and our assumptions about the order of this universe are thrown aside. These are “glitch in the matrix” stories. Host and narrator Auntie Matrix has amassed a following of over 720K followers on TikTok, and over 155K on Instagram. Her spine-tingling, mind-bending, and utterly destabilizing accounts of happenings are too spooky to be coincidence, and too unsettling to be of the world we thought we knew.