Death of a Bounty Hunter: A Weird Western

Written by Jay Sherer and Nathan Scheck

Narrated by Tim J. Lim, Timothy Prindle, Marianne Haaland and 8 more

The job felt wrong from the start.

The sheriff of Jericho offered Flint the bounty, but the contract originated from a murkier source—the Duskfinders, a secret society with ties to the Occult. Still, Flint accepted. Hunting bounties defined him. His reputation distracted bigots from the unique shape of his good eye and gawkers from the ocular implant that replaced the other. Most everyone figured Flint was just another badass in the sheriff's posse of dubious freaks, but he wasn’t beholden to that crew. He was a loner. Set his own path.

Autonomy ain’t worth a damn, though, when a plan goes straight to hell, when a split-second decision triggers an avalanche of trouble. Now, as the lawman who hired him spirals into madness and a paranormal stalker demands penance, Flint’s shame and guilt will force him to make a choice: run or fight.

Death of a Bounty Hunter draws intriguing characters into a plot that captivates readers with twists, turns, and adventure all the way up to its deadly conclusion. A mashup of dark fantasy, steampunk, and weird western genres, it has multiple placements in major competitions.

This is a can’t-miss, gritty weird western book full of heart and adventure from Amazon top-selling authors Jay Sherer and Nathan Scheck.

Death of a Bounty Hunter Recognition:

• Top 13% (from 45,000 submitted projects) on Coverfly (including #1 book/manuscript on the platform) in 2021
• Semifinalist spot in Screencraft's 2021 Cinematic Book Competition.
• Quarterfinalist spot in Script2Comic's 2021 competition.

If you're looking for a gritty weird western full of adventure, pick up a copy of Death of a Bounty Hunter!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Reclamation Society
• Release date: May 2, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669676232

Reviews for Death of a Bounty Hunter

[n panke · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This was a good quick listen, compared to most of the books in the Dark Tower series - which this book is compared.
I liked the characters and the overall plot. It included many weird western tropes including magic, steampunk, super science, monsters, and relics.
I also love when a story give you just enough information to give you a hold of the world without beating you over the head. The Duskfinders, Atlantisville, etc… we’re great ideas that I’d love to see fleshed out in a future book in the series.
A great first book!