Descent Of The Horseman Horror Book Review
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A dark gothic fantasy, packed full of action, intrigue, romance and philosophy. A warrior that can never be defeated faces the one thing he cannot fight: love. The Horseman has descended into a hell that appears to be remarkably like ordinary, everyday life. He is there with one purpose: to enter into the whirlwind of brutality and pass judgement on all those he meets. His arrival upsets the plans of a gang of killers, intent on taking control of a village, deep within the darkest reaches of human suffering. Unstoppable, The Horseman cuts through the village without remorse - until he meets Serina, a woman lost in a melody played out by those around her. This is a brutal depiction of life, love and death.
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