Devil Dancers

"Compulsive from the first dirt-caked chapter, Devil Dancers is filled with tons of action and intriguing twists. This showcases Medina and Chappell's writing perfectly!"

- Steve Stred, Author of Mastodon and Churn the Soil

"An engrossing, fast-paced western horror tale that will fill your head with carnage, nightmares and spine-chilling imagery you'll never forget."

-Yolanda Sfetsos, Author of Only Darkness

"In Devil Dancers, Medina and Chappell spin a dark Western tale that is not only gripping and poignant, but also an unrelenting roller coaster filled with whiskey, shootouts, and nightmarish monsters of the unforgiving desert."

- S. Alessandro Martinez, Bram Stoker Award-Nominated Author of Helminth

"A pulpy Wild West thrill-ride with larger than life characters told at breakneck pace. Don't miss it."

-Zachary Ashford, Author of Polyphemus

"...Essential reading for fans of dark and bloody westerns where home grown madness reigns."

-Zach Lamb, Author of Remove The Veil

"Colorful characters, imaginative evils, and full of action. Devil Dancers is a wonderfully dark and original supernatural western. Read it before the night gets hungry."

- Calvin Demmer, Author of Her Heart Beats for Ancient Beasts and Through the Ravenous Night We Ride

"In Devil Dancers, Bo Chappell and A. A. Medina have conjured an eerie western phantasmagoria, a high-flying horror western that pits a desperate alliance of survivors against an ancient supernatural evil, with dashes of cannibalism, mythology, and dark, bizarro twists. Briskly-paced and emotional, Devil Dancers is an unforgiving nightmare descent into luscious Old West dread."

-Hamelin Bird, Author of Drencrom and Ambrosia

"Devil Dancers is horror western in that order. The rich setting will take you back in time, but nothing will spare you from the mounting sense of dread within these pages. Tense, vivid, and one hell of a wild ride."

-Cat Voleur, Author of Revenge Arc

"Medina and Chappell carve a new space across the wild west landscape, creating a fresh and exciting adventure, which reads like a long-lost but much-needed Tarantino/Rodriguez collaboration."

-Leo X. Robertson, Author of Jesus of Scumburg and Hateful Pitches