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    Black Fang: A Supernatural Western
    Black Fang: A Supernatural Western
    Black Fang: A Supernatural Western
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    Black Fang: A Supernatural Western

    By PW Pretorius

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    Are you ready to read something scary and supernatural?

    Take a dark, mystical and supernatural ride with the novella Black Fang.
    Set in a frontier background, this novella promises to keep you glued to your cell phone or tablet screen.

    When a raiding party returns with a legend warrior as prisoner, they believe the war has turned in their favor....only to find out a dark, monstrous secret will take its revenge...

    With deadly consequences.

    This might be one of the few historical horrors set against a Western frontier background.

    The Black Fang Supernatural thriller novella is perfect if you want to kill some time...just beware it might cause you to lose some sleep!

    Black fang is a supernatural thriller set in a historical environment. It includes supernatural elements like shape shifting, werewolves, ghosts, legends and other horror themes.

    It contains elements of an adult nature.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPW Pretorius
    Release dateMay 9, 2016
    ISBN9781311394439
    Black Fang: A Supernatural Western
    Author

    PW Pretorius

    I am a storyentrepreneur and teacherentrepreneur. Strange titles, I know, and please pop me an email at pw(at)pwpretorius.com, should you be interested in why I use those descriptions to define who I am.

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      Black Fang - PW Pretorius

      Black Fang

      By

      PW Pretorius

      © 2015 PW Pretorius.

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      This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously and should not be construed as real. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, organizations or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

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      September 5, 1862

      Minnesota River.

      It was time for death to visit again.

      Already praying for the heathen souls O’Connell?

      Jones, I am already praying for yours. I said.

      And how is that going for you?

      I fiddled with my hat and stretched my tense back muscles, Don’t think God is listening.

      He snorted a quick laugh and spat his tobacco towards the ground. He was a large man. Broad shoulders, tall as a horse. God stopped listening a long time ago.

      I shook my head, God did not stop listening Jones. He just decided to ignore some prayers.

      What about your soul?

      Afraid not much to be saved there. I’ll be betting on grace instead, I said.

      I always knew men of the cloth were the biggest imposters. Jones said.

      I smiled but decided to leave the conversation. Jones was one of the few soldiers I actually liked. He joined the militia the day after he buried what was left of his family, burned to death inside their frontier home.

      My story had a similar origin and it was not hard to understand why men like him was here. And Jones was right. The first thing you resign to yourself when you decide to dedicate your life to the church was that you were the biggest imposter. For who was I supposed to pray? The vicious killers riding under the banner of God and justice and liberty or the barbaric heathen people I were supposed to minister? I hated the thought. It made me question the fabric of my faith. It all went with the cross and everyday it became harder to believe in goodness, love and redemption when shaded by the shadow of death. Death and Life. Liberty and Mercy. God and Satan. The constant battle

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