Comment Ca Va: Beginning French for Children through Songs, Games, and Activities

Matt Maxwell

NTC Publishing Group

Comment Ca Va?: Song Book

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

National Textbook Company

Let's Sing and Learn in French (Songs and Games Series) [Paperback]

Let's Sing and Learn in French (English and French Edition)

Passport Books

1868. Ex-Army officer Seth Collins is trying to forget the horrors of the Civil War when he finds himself faced with another kind of horror altogether. Something, not someone, is hunting the people of Silver Branch, including Collins estranged sister. A strange and seemingly unkillable wolf prowls the wilderness, killing not simply for pleasure, but to utterly destroy Silver Branch. But this is a town with its own secrets, ones that it won t give up willingly. Collins shortly finds himself trapped between the obligations of family and friendship. These duties lead him straight into darkness, where he has to find a way to defeat a creature that is neither man nor beast, all the while threatened by the the very town he s trying to save. Gorgeously illustrated in stark black and white, Murder Moon is a trip to a dark West that never was. In the wilderness of the Strangeways, black hats and badmen are the least of your worries. Here, there s fates worse than death and you just might find that your trusty revolver isn t enough to get you out of trouble. Murder Moon features artwork by Steve Lieber (Civil War: Frontline and Whiteout), Guy Davis (Sandman Mystery Theatre and B.P.R.D.), Fábio Moon (Smoke and Guns) and Gabriel Bá (Casanova). Murder Moon is illustrated by newcomer Luis GuaragÃ±a and includes the short story Lone illustrated by Gervasio and Jok. Chapter one of Strangeways: Murder Moon is available for reading online at highway-62.com

Strangeways: Murder Moon

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Highway 62 Press

Two towns: One living and one not-quite-dead. Westward bound, ex-soldier Seth Collins finds a ruined village named Drytown. Just why is it that everyone in Drytown seems to want to avoid the sun? Before long, Collins finds that Drytown isn't a village, but a deathtrap. But who's setting it with live human bait? There's no clear answers, and only just barely time to escape to safety in the nearby town of Cedar Creek. The monsters from Drytown are thirsty enough to follow and hunt, even in the sunlight now. Led by their master, Raphael de Medina, the creatures are driven by desire and addiction and will not stop until they've drunk every single drop. Husbands hunt wives, men of faith are shaken, the law provides no safety, and one man's hunt for revenge may doom all the living souls of both towns to a monstrous kind of half-life, to thirst without end. The Thirsty is the follow up to MURDER MOON and the second graphic novel from writer Matt Maxwell (TUG ON THE RIBBON, HIGHWAY 62 REVISITED and RAGNAROK SUMMER.) The book features artwork by Gervasio and Jok, Luis Guragña and Alex Sheikman. In addition to the feature story, this volume includes the novella "Red Hands" which tells the story of a different breed of vampire. Gorgeously illustrated in stark black and white, THE THIRSTY is a trip to a dark West that never was. In the wilderness of the Strangeways, black hats and badmen are the least of your worries. Here, there's fates worse than death and you just might might that your trusty revolver isn't enough to get you out of trouble.

Strangeways: The Thirsty

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