<p>PREORDER: RELEASES DEC. 14TH</p><p></p><p>There’s somethin’ wrong with Black Hallow. It’s a place where bad things happen, but it’s also where bad things <em>stay</em>.</p><p></p><p>For generations, stories have been collected that refuse to die. People vanish without a trace, the dead don’t always stay buried, voices come from places where no one should be. And sometimes, the things lurkin’ in that darkness just ain’t interested in bein’ <em>forgotten</em>.</p><p></p><p>The deeper you go lookin’, the more these stories start to connect. Names repeat, places start feelin’ familiar and then you begin to realize, whatever is happenin’ in Black Hallow, ain’t just random.</p><p></p><p>It’s been <em>waitin</em>’.</p><p></p><p>Folks ‘round here call me the Chronicler. I s’ppose that’s because I spent so long collectin’ these here stories. Now after all this time, I’m ready to share ‘em.</p><p></p><p>So come take a seat and lend me your ear. Be careful how closely you listen now, ya hear? Black Hallow is <em>listenin</em>’ too.</p>
Collection: Books
Grand Run
<p>by Terrence Hadley (Author), Eric Cushing (Illustrator), Nick Williams (Editor)</p><p></p><p>"When drifter Jim Reed stumbles out of the New Mexico desert, he’s half-dead, haunted by strange dreams, and running from men who will kill to find him. His search for honest work leads him to the sprawling Rundy Ranch, where a close-knit family offers him a job and a chance at belonging. But shadows from Jim’s past are closing in. As tensions rise and danger rides hard for the ranch, Jim must decide if he’s willing to stand and fight for people who have become more than just employers. In a land where loyalty is forged in blood and bullets, one man’s journey from outcast to brother will be tested in the fire of a looming war."</p>