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Helldorado: and other tales of the Weird West
A bitter winter, a bitter war, and a hungry ghost are waiting for Porter Rockwell in Helldorado.Maybe Porter Rockwell can't be harmed by bullet or a blade, but his friends have no such luck as they are thrown into a duel between mining companies fighting for the right to dig up a rich gold vein on the edge of Indian land. Diabolical twists are around every turn as death stalks the streets of Helldorado with either a six-gun or insatiable hunger for blood.Based loosely on true events, HELLDORADO is wild ride into the borders of madness when good men are pushed too far. Along with the new novella are a host of other Porter Rockwell stories collected here for the first time from a variety of previous publications.HELLDORADO is a Western with colorful characters and wit straight out of a Tarantino flick. If you like mixing horror with your pulp, surprise twists, strong and admirable heroes, and Weird Westerns, then you'll love the next book in David J. West's Dark Trails Saga.Buy HELLDORADO to join the hunt for gold today!
287 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 5, 2021
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October 13, 2021
Interesting stories
The first story, and the longest, in this collection…Helldorado, was reminiscent of L’Amour’s classics. I really enjoyed it. The other stories are a departure… as the cover states. David West does a great job of creating interesting characters. I find the shorter pieces well written, but I prefer his longer works. I recommend his Dark Trails series to any fan of the “darker” Western.
The first story, and the longest, in this collection…Helldorado, was reminiscent of L’Amour’s classics. I really enjoyed it. The other stories are a departure… as the cover states. David West does a great job of creating interesting characters. I find the shorter pieces well written, but I prefer his longer works. I recommend his Dark Trails series to any fan of the “darker” Western.
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