Publisher's Synopsis
Best-selling western author, John Spiars weaves a tale of terror from the heart of the old west. Bury Me Along Palmetto Creek will leave chills long after the last page is turned. A Terror as Old as the Land Itself To the Native American tribes living in Texas, Enchanted Rock has been a location of great spiritual power, and the land between Palmetto Creek and the great rock a place of death, where the forces of light and dark have been battling for millennia. In the early 1830's Jim Bowie led an expedition to locate a mine purported to contain the largest deposits of silver ever found, but instead, they awaken the force that guards the mine. Narrowly escaping death, Bowie never returned, and left no clue to the mines location. In 1875, when a cavalry detachment disappears while searching for the lost Bowie mine, Rance and Travis are part of a troop of soldiers sent to locate them. What they find is an ancient, once dormant evil that seeks the sacrifice that will set it free upon the Texas frontier. Will Rance and Travis have what it takes to defeat this malevolence?
