Description:
Blends infamous historical figures from the Old West into a splatterfolk story. Three men ante up at a game of Texas Hold'em. A trail of mangled bodies has brought them together in a high-stakes contest of life and death.
Review Quotes:
"Prime genre-melding storytelling at its best!" Ronald Kelly, Author of Fear and Undertaker's Moon "A blend of history, gore and mad mayhem that fans of Tombstone and Near Dark will delight in." Garrett Cook, Author of Charcoal "Be forewarned: There's a trail of blood in this book's wake. Thomas R Clark may say it's a bite-sized novella, but it's Katie Elder who's sinking her teeth into the reader." Clay McLeod Chapman, Author of Devil Inside "A love child of Elmore Leonard and Thomas R Clark, this story hits the high notes with familiar western grit and Clark's signature splatter-styling, resulting in one hell of a fun ride and read!" - Ruthann Jagge, Author of Coeur Noir-Black Heart "The Curse of Katie Elder grabs you mercilessly by the throat from the first word to the last, then haunts you afterward like a graveyard ghost. This is prime genre-melding storytelling at its best!" Ronald Kelly, Author of Fear and Undertaker's Moon "A savage, stylish descent into murder, sin, and the darkness that festers beneath the surface of a town already slipping into ruin. " Chris McAuley, Creator of the StokerVerse "Fast-paced. Like the flick of a rattlesnake's tongue." Ninetoes Reviews, Memento Mori Ink" Tombstone meets Near Dark with a little Carl Kolchak thrown in. Tommy Clark busts all the boundaries... he's your Huckleberry!" J. Rocky Colavito, Author of I Just Called to Say You Killed Me