I felt like I could see, taste, smell and experience everything first hand. Rance Dentons writing was done so well, the descriptions he painted delivered such a clear vision and experience for me.

It also had the most wonderful, colorful cast of characters that brought so much to the book. Never in my life have I read a tale such as this, it was so wonderfully weird! The story was set at such a great pace, always something exciting happening. What did I just read? I don't know, but I LOVED IT! It was a little bit western, a little bit paranormal/ supernatural with a splash of thriller!! I was hooked from the first paragraph. To outlast the Magnate’s disciples, he’ll need to shoot straighter, run faster, and live longer…even if it means sacrificing a part of himself to do just that.įun! Crazy! Wonderful! Thrilling! OH SO GOOD! Hunted by a cadre of sandshades and hounded by sinister spellcraft, Elias Faust may be the only bag of skin defiant enough to keep Blackpeak from being destroyed. Suddenly, staying alive just got a lot more complicated. As if dealing with arcane sorcery, reanimated corpses, and the Magnate’s personal vendetta aren’t enough, Faust finds himself at the center of a power-struggle for Blackpeak’s eldritch secrets. When a shootout with a pair of outlaws goes sideways, Elias Faust accidentally draws the Magnate’s attention. Bloody, but easy - that is, until Magnate Gregdon arrives with his undead syndicate to tear the town of Blackpeak, Texas apart. Town marshal Elias Faust thinks that he can make any problem go away if he throws enough lead at it. No wonder Blackpeak, Texas never got its spot on the map. A pissed-off warlock with a taste for revenge.Īn army of sand-golems with fistfuls of magic.

His Ragged Company by Rance D. Denton