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When Quantro found himself bleeding to death from a bullet wound, he wondered if this day would be the last he would ever see the sun rise. The old west was a hard unforgiving place and there was no place more unforgiving than Mesa del Diablo, the Devil’s Plateau, in Arizona. There, the merciless sun seared and charred the desert and sucked the life out of everything that didn’t have spines or scales or a tail that rattled. For two years Quantro had ridden a trail of vengeance with only his Winchester and his faithful buckskin horse for company. Those men had taken everything from him. He knew he couldn’t get his life back, but he also knew that there are men who build things and there are men who create nothing, just rampage through the years taking what they want and destroying what they don’t. Somebody has to stop them. And Quantro did. But when it was over, it wasn’t quite over. He had been working the trail to Mexico. Now things didn’t look good. Out there among the rocks and scrub was a man eager to carve a notch on his gun. Quantro didn’t know who he was. But Quantro wasn’t going any place, wounded, his strength stolen by the sun and his will sapped by the loss of blood. Even his horse had been spooked and run. He also didn’t know about the white man and the renegade Apache riding toward him from the south. And he didn’t know how long the hungry buzzard circling above him would wait for its next meal before it closed in. One thing he did know. He didn’t want to die today. And most of all, he didn’t want to die here.
Renowned Arizona lawman Jacob Golden is having terrible nightmares. He dreams he’s locked in a battle to the death with a demon from hell that consumes human flesh.
Golden’s a man who fears little, yet this haunting vision terrifies him to
In this collection of Western fiction, I’ve endeavored to bring the reader a little laughter at the expense of my characters, even though they are at times engaged in life threatening adventures. Learn to say something nice to all of your enemies l