The Pale Horse

Welcome back to San Dismas. Take a trip through six tales of dread and heartache. A modern-day martyr is given a second chance at life as a vengeful avatar in The Psalm of Saint Jackie. An ex-politician learns to live with the ghosts of war crimes past in Survivor's Guilt. In Cherrywood Hearts, a soon-to-be mother loses everything in one day of ill-fated luck but soon finds a new purpose in her journey through grief. She is thrown into an extraordinary situation where she must ask herself, how much would she sacrifice for the life of a child that is not her own? So come along if you dare, through stories of life. death, loss, closure, transformation, and finality, as we court the rider, of The Pale Horse.San Dismas isn't a place you'd want to visit, but you might find yourself there. When you do, pray you're not in a Tyree story because you'll find yourself trapped in a cataclysm of nightmares and collapsed dreams with nowhere to turn. The bastard son of Ballingrud and Barker, Tyree peels back the human layers of fear and is more than happy to examine what breaks us. Robert P Ottone, Author of Her Infernal Name & Other Nightmares.The Pale Horse nuzzles up to the end of the world and flirts with Death in this fever dream of sinister and heartbreaking stories. Michael Tyree’s creative gift for descriptive language immerses the reader in a visceral and cinematic experience. His unique voice is one to keep an eye on.-Red Lagoe, Author of Lucid Screams and Dismal Dreams

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