Last of his tribe, holy man, gunslinger, explorer, bounty hunter, and slayer of demons. Join Lone Crow as he travels the demon-haunted trails and byways of the Americas—from the frigid Alaskan interiors to the steaming Brazilian jungles, in search of lost cities and hunting damned souls. To the Five Corners of New York, where feral man and beasts lurk in the shadow spun alleys, and along the Barbary Coast where Tong hatchetmen rule the San Francisco streets, now is the coming of Crow. Native American gunfighter Lone Crow careens from adventure to adventure, encountering such legends as ...

Enticed by the lovely Professor Sylvia Spelling and guided by an ancient journal, Native American gunfighter Lone Crow plunges into the haunted desert wastes in search of the fabled golden domes of the Seventh City of Cibola. Joining them in their quest is Temple Houston, the son of the famous Sam Houston, the Mormon gunman Porter Rockwell, a former tong hatchetman, the madam of an El Paso brothel, and her troublemaking son. But they aren't the only ones interested in the legendary treasure troves of the Seventh City. One of Professor Spelling's rival colleagues has hired his own bunch of ...

Thrust into the savage Martian past, Garvey Dire must solve the mystery of time in a world of alien monsters and brutal violence or see his own world destroyed by war.

Dead People Anonymous is a novel about a group of seven spirits who seem to be stuck; unable to cross over to the afterlife. The group of ghosts meet daily to discuss their past lives, looking for a way to solve the mystery as to why they can't cross over. Along the way, a love story develops, as do multiple adventures that bring the group closer to learning the truth about their lives and their deaths. “Demons are the ultimate window into a person’s unconscious mind; finding what a person most fears and thrusting it into their conscious mind which is oftentimes poorly equipped to deal ...

Herein lies my memories and recounting of our order’s initial encounter with the survivors from Lehntarn, and their leader, one Rahdimus Ghaan. From this point forward, I fear the Monachi Spirae have been unknowingly altered, and dare I say, inexorably and unwittingly changed. For good or ill, I do not know. May the Pantheon grant us mercy through their wisdom and grace. Abbot Makun Derring 1547 a.f. Fifteen hundred years after the war of the apocalypse, the Monks of the Spire are only beginning to thrive. Even with the gods lost, and monsters and mage storms still roaming the land, ...