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Horror USA: Texas
Want to know what happens when you cheat a brujo?
Or how to bargain with Death herself?
Have you heard the truth about the monstrous jaguar that prowls the Texas border?
Or the horrifying story about that legendary fighter’s final match?
What about the massacre at that old Catholic church?
Or what happened to the settlers who disappeared all those years ago?
Do you know why ghosts love hurricanes?
Can you guess the real reason the richest mine in Texas shut down for good?
Or the name of the monster that’s been killing people in Austin for centuries?
Haunted hotels, undead billionaires, ancient demons, ghostly dogs, backwater serial killers, and eldritch gods…
You’ll find all of these and more in Horror USA - Texas
Or how to bargain with Death herself?
Have you heard the truth about the monstrous jaguar that prowls the Texas border?
Or the horrifying story about that legendary fighter’s final match?
What about the massacre at that old Catholic church?
Or what happened to the settlers who disappeared all those years ago?
Do you know why ghosts love hurricanes?
Can you guess the real reason the richest mine in Texas shut down for good?
Or the name of the monster that’s been killing people in Austin for centuries?
Haunted hotels, undead billionaires, ancient demons, ghostly dogs, backwater serial killers, and eldritch gods…
You’ll find all of these and more in Horror USA - Texas
374 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 1, 2020
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October 15, 2020
Pretty good collection. Only one or two stinkers.
December 8, 2025
JFK
The JFK story brought back so many memories. I was 13, In a small rural school. We were in the Gym learning to dance as we did ever Friday after lunch. We had learned about our currente government that year. The music stopped mid dance, told to go to homeroom class. Once there President Kennedy's shooting was announced...then shortly after his death. An old black and white TV was rolled in.. we watched and rewatched the whole awful thing. Camelot was gone. We went home in 😢 tears. No one talked on the bus. Such a Tragic way to start your teenage years
The JFK story brought back so many memories. I was 13, In a small rural school. We were in the Gym learning to dance as we did ever Friday after lunch. We had learned about our currente government that year. The music stopped mid dance, told to go to homeroom class. Once there President Kennedy's shooting was announced...then shortly after his death. An old black and white TV was rolled in.. we watched and rewatched the whole awful thing. Camelot was gone. We went home in 😢 tears. No one talked on the bus. Such a Tragic way to start your teenage years
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