Lynch A Gothik Western
Lynch A Gothik Western by Nancy A. Collins, published by Open Road Integrated Media on July 14, 2015, is a 94-page work that blends elements of fiction, fantasy, and historical themes set during the Civil War era. The story follows Johnny Pearl, a gunslinger known for his deadly skills and infamous reputation. As he grapples with the consequences of his violent past, he finds solace in the love of Katie Small Dove, who helps him seek redemption. However, their newfound happiness is shattered by the vengeful Captain Antioch Drake, leading to a tragic turn of events that transforms Johnny’s life.
In this edition, readers will encounter a narrative that intertwines themes of love, loss, and the supernatural. After the devastating attack on his family, Johnny’s journey takes an unexpected twist with the arrival of Doc Mirablis, a mysterious figure linked to the legendary Viktor von Frankenstein. This sets the stage for the emergence of Lynch, an undead gunslinger, as the story delves into the realms of paranormal and steampunk elements. The book presents a unique blend of genres, offering a fresh perspective on the classic Western narrative.
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With his killer’s cool and his famous pearl-handled pistols, Johnny Pearl has made a name for himself as a gunslinger. But fame proves itself hollow, and his demons finally catch up to him after one gunfight too many. When at last he finds redemption, it’s in the smile of Katie Small Dove. Katie helps heal his broken soul, giving him the strength to turn his back on his old life of death and destruction. Soon they are married with a baby on the way, and for the first time in his life, Johnny knows true peace.
But their happiness is suddenly and irrevocably shattered by the arrival of Captain Antioch Drake, a rogue cavalry officer determined to avenge the massacre at Little Big Horn. Within minutes of Drake’s arrival, the Pearl homestead is set ablaze, Katie and her unborn child are cruelly slain, and Johnny is left to swing from a cottonwood tree.
Normally, this would be the end of the story–if not for the unexpected appearance of a medicine show wagon driven by a strange old man called Doc Mirablis, who claims to have once been a friend and colleague of a certain Viktor von Frankenstein.
The life and times of outlaw Johnny Pearl are over, but the adventures of the undead gunslinger called Lynch have just begun . . .
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