El Diablo: Bounty Hunter

by Peter de Sade, Matt McGregor

His name is Sam Quick. The Comanche call him El Diablo. He wears two peal-handled pistols on his narrow hips and a big Bowie knife strapped around his broad chest. His face is as ugly as his soul. His eyes are as cold as his heart. His name makes even the boldest outlaw weak kneed. He has raped and killed both men and women but unlike the men he hunts there is no bounty on his head. He has a sexual appetite as big as his manhood is long. The only thing good about him is his word. If he says he is going to kill you he does. This is his story in his own words that I found in an attic in an old silver mining town out west. Some of what he wrote down in his journal might be embellishment. I have tried to track down the names of those that he collected bounties on in his journal. I have changed the names and the towns but found his accounts to be more or less accurate. Forgive me if there are a few details that I could not verify, but I have done my best. Ultimately you the reader will have to decide if the journal is in fact the true accounts of Sam Quick’s murderous life.

79 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 10, 2016