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Bargain to Oblivion
By Rodney Hatfield Jr.
Former U.S. Marshal Cole Thompson has transported dangerous men before. But never one who seemed to know what was waiting for them.
Cole thought he'd left violence behind when he traded his badge for the quiet life of a farmer.
Then he's called upon for one final job.
His prisoner is known only as the Man in Black—a man accused of unspeakable crimes who shows absolutely no fear of the gallows awaiting him.
Instead, he taunts Cole with riddles, dark humor, and disturbing predictions about fate, destiny, and the true nature of evil.
Then strange things begin happening.
Farms burn without explanation. Stagecoaches disappear. Mysterious blue lights flicker across distant hills. Shadowy figures watch from the ridges. And riders that don't seem entirely human begin following their trail.
The closer Cole gets to the town of Contention, the more certain he becomes that the Man in Black isn't simply another prisoner.
Something is following him.
And delivering the prisoner may be exactly what it wants.
Bargain to Oblivion by Rodney Hatfield Jr. blends classic Western adventure, supernatural horror,
Appalachian folklore, frontier suspense, faith, and the darkness waiting beyond the edge of civilization.
Cole has been ordered to deliver the Man in Black.
But what if the greatest danger isn't what he's transporting—but where he's taking it?
Reviews
☆☆☆☆☆ “Perfect for readers who love classic Western storytelling with a touch of horror!” ~ Oak & Iron Reviews
☆☆☆☆☆ “A powerful story of determination and destiny!” ~ Frontier Books Journal
☆☆☆☆☆ “Classic frontier storytelling at its finest!” ~ The Western Reader
☆☆☆☆☆ “A must-read for fans of the Old West and Horror!” ~ Saddle & Spurs Review
☆☆☆☆☆ “Western plus Horror equals FIVE STARS!” ~ The Frontier Review
