High Moon

“Fine! Whatever! It’s a good book and people should buy it! Now will you untie me!?” – Andy Weir (New York Times bestselling author of The Martian and Project Hail Mary)

When wicked men commit evil deeds, hidden in shadows and under cover of night…
It falls to the monsters who dwell in the darkness, to drag the wicked into the light.

Deville is a cowboy, and a vampire, and an ornery son of a bitch. He thrives on vengeance and blood. The West may be old and wild, but Deville is older and wilder. 

Adam is a simple man, or once was, and he lives every day in pursuit of that humanity. Not just for himself, but for all he holds dear, and all he now stands to lose. 

High Moon is not a western.

High Moon is a lit fuse headed for a powder keg. 
A freight train with no brakes.
It's the feeling in your gut when you leap from the highest branch of the tallest tree.

There will be blood. Lots of it.