Skinwalker. Lycanthrope. Werewolf.
Whatever the name, whatever the legend,
an old evil has found its way into McGregor Falls, and no one is safe.
Tracks
by Lyn I. Kelly
Genre: Horror
"It ain't nothin' like you've ever seen before, Sheriff."
That was when Sheriff Cotton Briggs found the body, slaughtered beyond recognition inside a random boxcar. The trains have always moved through McGregor Falls, Texas, but now they have brought something into town, something Briggs had hoped was forever in the past.
Fifteen-year-old Travis Braniff while exploring an old trainyard with a friend, encounters that same something. Both boys escape the creature's murderous intent, but now it is after them and will stop at nothing to prevent its secret from being revealed...too soon.
In Lyn I. Kelly's newest novel, the werewolf mythology is explored and rewritten, as vengeance is rendered onto a small Texas town and secrets are revealed. Skinwalker. Lycanthrope. Werewolf. Whatever the name, whatever the legend, an old evil has found its way into McGregor Falls, and no one is safe.
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Lyn I. Kelly is the author of the Dark Lands series and the horror novel, Tracks. His work has been published in Diamond Comics and in periodicals such as the Wichita Falls Times-Record News, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and Newsweek. Lyn is a member of the Horror Writers Association of America (HWA). He and his family live in Keller, Texas. He has cats that occasionally hinder his writing.
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ReplyDeleteI am always fascinated by the research that authors do for their writing. What kinds of research did you do for this story?
ReplyDeleteI did research on Native American lore as it pertains to Skinwalkers. I also did research on trains, the rail system, as well as read stories about the FTRA (Freight Train Riders of America) on which the URA is (very) loosely based. I did a little bit of research on the 6666 Ranch just to understand its history better.
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