Bücher von B L Blankenship

It was the rainy season when the lone Confederado descended upon the small MesoAmerican village. Unbeknownst to him, he'd just left one war to partake in another. In "The Confederado: A Western Horror Tale of MesoAmerican Gore" you'll journey alongside the Southern Rebel Gunter. He believed himself to be a warrior who'd never come across an enemy that he couldn't kill or a woman he couldn't fulfill.Come with him as he faces throngs of nude and scantily clad Amazonian savage women, fierce sex-crazed witches, and cannibals in this SplatterWestern odyssey of Latin lust and murderous carnage.WARNING: This book is highly sexualized and horrifically violent. It is not suitable for all audience. We are not responsible for what this may do to the minds of our readers.

Thirteen dark, cruel, and exceedingly violent macabre tales of terror lie inside the pages of the anthology "Look Away Dixie Land: a collection of Western Horror stories." Following East Tennessee author - B. L. Blankenship's Civil War era Western Horror dual novel "God Walks The Dark Hills: Book I&II", it is set within the same time and tone. Each story both acts independently and complementary towards the God Walks The Dark Hills Series. Additionally, Southern Gothic novelist L. B. Stimson co-wrote the short story Amaranthine Rhapsody. While they're all historical fiction, these stories fall all across the horror sub-genres including, existential, paranormal, psychological, gothic horror, and so forth (depending on the story).