Hell Bent for Leather - Six-Gun Supernatural, #1

Name: Hell Bent for Leather
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Author: Joshua Unruh
ISBN: 9781513031453

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Joshua Unruh

Phantom Fiction
Paru le : 07/04/2015

Chet Leather can see things others can't. Ghosts. Demons. Lies and truth. This sight beyond sight has made the supernatural a part of his life. But things... > Lire la suite

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Chet Leather can see things others can't. Ghosts. Demons. Lies and truth. This sight beyond sight has made the supernatural a part of his life. But things get even stranger when the Devil takes his friend's soul in a deal gone bad. To save his friend, this haunted cowboy must ride into the herd from Hell and rescue the lost soul from the Devil himself. The whole damned world is Hell bent for Chet Leather.
It's going to be a hell of a ride. Hell Bent for Leather is the first story in Six-Gun Supernatural, a series with tales of a West much weirder than what's in the history books. It stars Chet Leather, the haunted cowboy. Approximately 63, 000 words.

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Date de parution : 07/04/2015
Editeur : Phantom Fiction
Collection : Six-Gun Supernatural
ISBN : 978-1-5130-3145-3
EAN : 9781513031453
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Joshua Unruh

Joshua Unruh writes all the things. He has developed webseries and television pilots that have never been produced, comic books that have never been drawn, and roleplaying games that have never been played. But he always publishes the stories!Through his imprint, Pulp Diction Press, Joshua specializes in modern retro fiction. Action scientists, haunted cowboys, girl super spies, diverse superheroes, and marauding vikings are just some of what he offers through PDP.
Joshua strives to make everything he writes clever, interesting, or funny. Like Meatloaf said, two out of three ain't bad. He makes his home in Oklahoma City with a wife, a son, a dog, and no room in the storm shelter when the inevitable tornado hits.