Quick and fun
"Quick and fun read, perfect for a plane ride or to read in one sitting. Really enjoyed it!"
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By Erica Summers
Vicious criminals, Eugene Dempsey and Chester Craven escape Wyoming Territorial Prison armed with nothing but striped prisoner pajamas and a Lakota's hand-drawn map that, according to legend, will lead them to the unfathomable riches in a secret tunnel burrowed into the base of Devil's Tower. Seeking their golden fortune, the fugitives head north, leaving their dusty trail stained in the blood of innocents. With two determined buffalo soldiers nipping their heels, the sadistic escapees will soon realize all the gold in the land isn't worth what lies in wait for them in the claustrophobic underground beneath.
Vinegar Syndrome is proud to introduce our own Erica Summers as she brings us her speed-paced, Western, beastly, blood-fest that will appeal to all genre fans hands down. With other books under her belt as well as 2 feature films, this isn't the last you will be hearing of her either.
1st Edition
97 pages
Softcover
Overall rating: 4.25 / 5 from 8 reviews.
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Bad God’s Tower
"Quick, compelling read. A memorable page turner that would make an excellent episode in a haunted western anthology film."
Bad God's Tower - Paperback Book
"Nice little book."
Fun fast read
"Not enough writers or filmmakers tie Westerns into horror or sci-fi. Billy the Kid Versus Dracula is about it on the horror side and the less said about Cowboys and Aliens the better. Running around 85 fairly widely spaced and large typed pages, this novella is a quick read that will engross any fan of mixing those genres. It's well done with a cool cover design. Definitely a fun read."
Bad Gods Tower
"Price was little high considering this was very short"
Got It Bad God
"A breezy page tuner."
Yeehaw
"Solid little genre book. Always rad to see smaller indie books here."
Fun Quick Read
"Really quick read (I finished in an hour) but jams enough gruesome content to make it worth the time. Would love to read an expanded version someday."