I Have Asked to be Where No Storms Come

The demons are coming, and Hell's coming with them.A weird west alternate history horror novel set in Hell. “…like Stephen King and Cormac McCarthy teaming up to reboot Dante’s Inferno as a Western.”—Michael PogachThe facts of Domino Bluepoint's afterlife are simple in this horror adventure: he's a half-breed witch from a people without a name, and no one wants to be stuck in Hell with witch blood.When a demon bounty-hunter comes calling, Domino pairs up with his mother, who died too young and carries the witch lineage in her veins, to survive. Soon the two of them are Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid running from whatever torture awaits them and whoever wants to harvest their magic.Yet, Domino doesn't know that his brother, Wicasah, is behind this and is desperate to resurrect Domino out of long-lasting guilt and a sensation of belonging to no place and no one.As Wicasah dives deeper into darker magic that ends in an ill-made deal, Domino must overcome addiction, depression, and hone his own brand of witch-magic to help save his brother—and the world—from an ancient god.I Have Asked to be Where No Storms Come is perfect for fans of Stephen King’s Dark Tower series, supernatural fiction, dark fantasy, adult horror books.Proudly represented by Crystal Lake Publishing—Tales from the Darkest Depth.

Darren. W Pearce, author and award winning game designer ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "I Have Asked to Be Where No Storms Come, by Gwendolyn Nix, is like Stephen King and Cormac McCarthy teaming up to reboot Dante's Inferno as a Western. Nix creates a unique and fully realized alternate reality of Hell and witchcraft that offers an incredibly immersive read. One of the most original novels I've read in a long time."

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "...a sharply written tale of the re-imagined Wild West, which brings to life, in vivid and thrilling text, a journey that's sure to delight fans of the genre, as well as fans of horror and those who love media like Deadlands (the RPG) such as myself. Gwendolyn knows this genre, and she masterfully combines both an understanding of the Wild West with a tale that's absolutely full of grit, heartache and a HELL of a lot of magic!"

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