In 1891, in the aftermath of the Wounded Knee massacre, awful nightmares and bizarre killing sprees shake the uneasy peace between the frontier town of White Pine and the Lakota on the nearby reservation.

Pioneer doctor Charles Zimmerman finds himself at the forefront of the investigation and uncovers a crawling horror the likes of which he could not imagine.

With the help of an orphaned farm girl, a smart-mouth stage robber, a beaten-down Lakota warrior, a widowed medicine woman, and Charles' estranged father--the aging town marshal--Charles must save not only the town of White Pine but also the starving Lakota from an ancient, hungry evil.

"It begins as historical fiction with an eerie twist before taking a sharp turn toward gruesome horror that is quite graphic; but appropriately so given the nature of the tale. The story builds slowly before taking off like a freight train and, although I found the end to be somewhat abrupt, if the goal is to leave the reader wanting more then the authors hit the nail right on the head." – Amazon Reviewer

"The book was fast paced. The action never stopped. I had to see how the book ended — and wow what an ending! Something I didn’t expect…. Even though it is in a western setting this book is much more than a western. The book was a horror book – full of suspense and death. The book was great, the characters felt real, and the ending took me by surprise. I recommend this book to anyone who likes a fast paced novel!" – Amazon Reviewer

"Death Wind is a story that will keep you up well into the night." – Amazon Reviewer

"If you have a weak stomach, you might want to pass on this story but for us horror fans it was blood-soaked, so real, I was on the edge of my chair much of the time." – Goodreads Reviewer

"From the rotating points-of-view between the two sides, to the dark entity lurking between the them, this book is a demented work of literary art that shows what happens when humanity succumbs to its vices." – Robin Goodfellow, Crooked Reviews