Mercy is Just My Name

The world of Mercy Goode
The year is 1872 in another America. The North’s steam-powered might has crushed the necromancers of the South, but the country remains ravaged, and many say demons haunt the land.

Mercy and the Mirrors
An evil older than the pyramids awaits the preacher woman in the Hellish mirror maze.

From Mercy and the Mirrors:
Mercy empties her mind of preconception that a thing shaped like a man must be a man. She studies the carnies from the corner of her eye, that place where the illusion is least effective.

Bile rising in her throat, Mercy sees their true faces, then turning toward her ward, asks, “Pet, do you remember what I taught you?

Pet still stares at the freak cage and its tormented prisoner, trembling thumb on the hammer of her Spencer rifle. “Sure, Sister. I remember. There ain’t no problem a 45-70 and a shovel can’t solve.”

Coming soon:
Mercy is Just My Name is a classic revenge-fueled spaghetti western with a supernatural, steampunk twist. A visual feast — lavishly illustrated novel with dazzling yet brooding scratchboard illustrations, immersing the reader in an America that never was.

The Mercy stories
The Bells of San Sebastian: Nightmare stalks the deserted streets of the border town, as one by one, the children disappear.

The Second Strange Death of Chung Ling Soo: The magician died once on stage, but who is responsible for his second murder?

Aboard the Airship, U.S. Grant: A demon-haunted airship hurtles to its doom high above the Great Plains.

The Copperhead: Born in an unholy experiment beneath the streets of Ashentown, the abomination shambles forth to change the fate of a nation.

Wolfshead: From the desert fortress of an abandoned Hopi Cliff City, a pack of supernatural raiders plots robbery and murder.

Midnight at McCarty’s Trading Post: At the abandoned stagecoach stop, the last of the doomed souls enslaved to the Confederacy march again.

Perdition’s  Mirrors: An evil older than the pyramids awaits in the Hellish mirror maze.

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