Incident at Whisper Falls - Thompson, J. Stephen
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"A deftly blended genre mashup" -Kelley Kombrinck, Night of the Living Podcast "Magic and Mayhem in the Old West" -David Lee Summers, Author of The Clockwork Legion "This weird western is nothing less than magical." -K.M. Latch, Author of Winchester County Legends McCray is a bounty hunter who specializes in hunting Mystik outlaws. Spenser Townshend is a Mystik conman who uses magic to commit crimes. Together, they stumble upon the mystery of Whisper Falls, a town that ceased to exist a dozen years ago, and a gang of outlaws straight out of Hell. In a town where nearly everyone has their…mehr

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"A deftly blended genre mashup" -Kelley Kombrinck, Night of the Living Podcast "Magic and Mayhem in the Old West" -David Lee Summers, Author of The Clockwork Legion "This weird western is nothing less than magical." -K.M. Latch, Author of Winchester County Legends McCray is a bounty hunter who specializes in hunting Mystik outlaws. Spenser Townshend is a Mystik conman who uses magic to commit crimes. Together, they stumble upon the mystery of Whisper Falls, a town that ceased to exist a dozen years ago, and a gang of outlaws straight out of Hell. In a town where nearly everyone has their secrets and nothing is what it seems, McCray and Townshend must join forces and, along with the local sheriff, a bevy of beautiful saloon girls, and a skeptical frontier doctor, put down the supernatural threat. Welcome to Whisper Falls, a new vision of the Old West!
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J. Stephen Thompson is a retired public health microbiologist, born in Toronto, raised in Parry Sound, Ontario, and now living with his wife in Kawartha Lakes, Ontario at the edge of the Carden Plain. His science background continues to inform his writing. He published more than three dozen papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Lincoln Cathedral is his second novel. His first novel, The Aftermath, was researched while working in post-war Kosova. Following his father's death in 2003 he published a book of his father's photography, Reflections Through a Special Lens and republished his father's short World War II memoir, Bomber Crew. He coauthored three collective projects with other local writers, Tales from the Raven Café, a collaborative novel, and The Kawartha Soul Project and The Kawartha Imagination Project, story anthologies. A short story, Aubergine, was published in the on-line magazine overtheredline.com in 2013.