If you are looking for a thrilling and action-packed novel that combines the genres of western, horror and pulp, you might want to check out The Guns of Santa Sangre by Eric Red. This novel is the first in a series called The Men Who Walk Like Wolves, and it tells the story of three hired guns who face off against a pack of werewolves in a small Mexican village.
The novel is set in the Old West, where three outlaws, Tucker, Fix and Bodie, are offered a job by a young woman named Pilar. She claims that her village, Santa Sangre, has been taken over by a group of intruders who have killed most of the villagers and enslaved the rest. She also reveals that these intruders are not ordinary men, but werewolves who can transform into wolves under the full moon. She offers the gunmen a reward of gold and silver if they can kill the werewolves and free the villagers.
The gunmen accept the job, but they soon realize that they are in for more than they bargained for. The werewolves are savage, cunning and relentless, and they have a leader who is more powerful than the rest. The gunmen will need all their skills, courage and special bullets to survive the night and complete their mission.
The Guns of Santa Sangre is a fast-paced and exhilarating novel that blends the elements of western and horror in a unique and entertaining way. The author, Eric Red, is a screenwriter and director who has worked on films such as The Hitcher, Near Dark and Body Parts. He knows how to create suspense, tension and action, and he does not shy away from gore and violence. The novel has been praised by critics and readers alike, and it has been compared to The Magnificent Seven and Dog Soldiers. The novel has also been adapted into a comic series and a graphic novel, and it has a sequel called The Wolves of El Diablo.
If you are a fan of westerns, horror or pulp fiction, you might enjoy The Guns of Santa Sangre by Eric Red. It is a novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat and make you howl with excitement
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