β Scribed by Robert R. McCammon
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
SUMMARY:
In the remote Texas town of Inferno, a creature of evil beyond anything the world has ever encountered descends. He traps the town and ravages the land with grisly executions and horrible mutations . . . until the people rise up in a final, desperate battle. From the author of Swan Song. Original.
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