by Colin Webster (Author)
When dusty outlaw Clay Wilder pulls off the biggest and last heist of his storied career, he and his gang head south of the border to avoid the long arm of the law and the U.S. Army. They think themselves out of reach in the small town of Rio De Sangre, but Clay and his gang have only jumped out of the frying pan and into the fiery bowels of hell and all its evils. Shadowy creatures lead by an ancient Conquistador turned vampire, launch their quest to remake the Americas in their own dark image. With the help of Maria and a Priest, Clay must avoid the soldiers, defeat an army of grotesque undead, and rescue the gal to survive and recover his fortune. His only hope: A suicidal foray into Aztec tunnels wearing a suit of armor and riding a wagon filled with explosives. As the fuse burns down, so do his chances of making it out alive.
Author Biography
The author is a former U.S. Marine with plenty of experience in life or death situations and combat with firearms. He is intimately familiar with the weapons and armaments of the late 1800s. The author has published biographical articles for starting strength and sold a screenplay for a movie about traumatic brain inury and its effects on the life of an NFL hall of famer. The author has self published a western, Blood and Silver. Colin lives in Emerald Isle, North Carolina, where he works as an independent security consultant.
Number of Pages: 168
Dimensions: 0.39 x 8 x 5 IN
Publication Date: December 13, 2012
