Cowboys & Monsters

<p><span style=color: rgba(15 17 17 1)>No this is not another book comprised of Old West ghost stories and campfire tales. This is a tome about tangible flesh and blood monsters that allegedly terrorized the Western Frontier according to real newspaper articles of the era. And by monsters we mean real-life vampires werewolves ghouls and other supernatural beings manifested in the flesh. In this book you'll journey to a Western Frontier where werewolves haunted Wisconsin long before the Beast of Bray Road vampires roamed the ranges of Nebraska ancient mummies were unearthed in places as diverse as Kentucky Colorado and Oklahoma and skinwalkers proved to be the scourge of the Southwest.</span></p><p><span style=color: rgba(15 17 17 1)> After reading this book you'll ask yourself: What was the purpose of the Phantom Rider that haunted Jesse James? Did the Ridgeway Phantom of 19th Century Wisconsin shapeshift into the Mineral Point Vampire of the 1980s? Was a 1920 circus train wreck caused by the cursed mummy of John Wilkes Booth? Did skinwalkers really terrorize Ganado Lake Arizona? Was New Orleans socialite Jacques St. Germain also Comte de St. Germain an immortal vampire from the 18th Century? Who was the werewolf woman of Talbot County Georgia? Did Jack the Ripper leave London to become a murderous bartender in Benson Arizona? And finally what happens when you remove the metal stake from the vampire's grave in Dalby Springs Texas?</span></p><p><span style=color: rgba(15 17 17 1)> Ultimately one can only wonder if European settlers brought their tales of undead monsters with them to America or if the monsters themselves were here all along...</span></p>