
Dust and Sand - Chapter 13 - By Sean P. Wallace
Chapter 13 Pendleton McKenzie was the kind of man who tried not to think about things too deeply, a useful trait for a mercenary; as long as the pay was…
Sean is an editor, writer, and podcast host at Geek Pride, as well as a novelist. His self-published works can be found at all good eBook stores.

Chapter 13 Pendleton McKenzie was the kind of man who tried not to think about things too deeply, a useful trait for a mercenary; as long as the pay was…

Chapter 12 Dust and Naismith rode to Shadows Fade, stopping a few feet from her.

Geeks will often laugh at the mistakes made by non-Geeks about things we feel are important but we are not perfect in these areas either.

Introduction With the likes of the Twilight Series, True Blood and The Vampire Diaries filling our screens, it is clear many people now associate Vampire with…

Chapter 11 In his dream, Father Kilkenny saw last Sunday happen again. It had been quiet.

Chapter 10 Dust and Naismith rode hard for the rest of the day. The Paints had stayed together along a circuitous route, one which would have taken them a…

Chapter 9 Penelope Chalmers stood at the centre of her prison and roared “Let me out! Please! Let me out!” No-one answered.

Chapter 8 The kid’s ride had gone a mile by the time they caught up to it, having thankfully trotted along aimlessly following its initial dash.

Chapter 7 Dust sat on Horse and read the mission dossier. Certain they wouldn’t be in any danger when barely into the Badlands, he paid the way ahead no mind.

Chapter 6 The sun began to set. Father Kieran Kilkenny watched that wonderful source of light and warmth, the Lord’s love and strength made material, start…

Chapter 5 Dust packed, collected his equipment for the mission and stepped out into the fresh morning air.

Shadows Fade followed the strange trail through the Badlands. Something foul had stirred. Unlike most, she loved the Badlands.