The Western Wolves — book cover

Werewolf horror western · Forthcoming

Western Wolves

Second planned release · Glen Bradley

Forthcoming

A forthcoming novel by Glen Bradley. Step inside the opening while the book takes shape for publication.

Arizona Territory, 1882. After a bank robbery leaves Tony Mandalay wounded, his brother Pete hides him in a canyon cave. Something ancient is waiting there. A western horror novel of brotherhood, guilt, and the cost of bringing someone home.

“In the canyon you don't die of the bite. You die of the moon.”

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The Western Wolves — back-cover artwork with moonlit canyon walls framing the blurb

Pete Mandalay has spent his life following his brother into trouble. This time, the trouble follows them back.

Arizona Territory, 1882. Pete and Tony Mandalay are wanted men, surviving on stolen money, fast guns, and a loyalty neither has learned to question. When a bank robbery leaves Tony bleeding out, Pete hides him in a canyon cave and goes looking for help.

Something in the dark finds Tony first.

By moonrise, his brother’s body belongs to a hunger older than either of them. Wolves gather. The dead begin to multiply. And the marshal hunting the Mandalay brothers discovers that a warrant is a poor weapon against what is coming.

Pete turns to the people who once gave two starving boys a home. Together they must learn what can stop the thing inside Tony—before saving one brother costs everyone else their lives.