A biker and a cowboy must stop the apocalypse in the first book of the Blood and Bone modern western fantasy series.
His voice was rich, a much loved baritone, as he handed his seven-year-old grandson a gun.
“It’s time we had a talk, you and I. You won’t remember it, but you
need to know it, and one day, when it’s time, I’ll call it up in you.
You’ll know who you are, and what you’re intended to do. You’ll be a
soldier, boy. Sealed to it. Life and limb, blood and bone. Not a soldier
like others are, for it’s not the kind of war most people fight on
earth. But because we’re not ‘most people,’ you and I, it will be far
more important. The fate of the world will hinge upon it.”
Now no longer that wide-eyed child, Gabe is fresh out of prison, a
leather-clad biker answering Grandaddy’s peremptory summons to, of all
places, a cowboy bar in Northern Arizona. He is about to find out just
how different he is from “most people”—and to meet the stranger with
whom he will be sealed: life and limb, blood and bone, conscripted to
fight an unholy war unlike any other.
For the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist.
When he does.
And Gabe, thrown into the unlikely company of a country-music-loving
rodeo cowboy from West Texas, an ancient Celtic goddess of war, an
African Orisha who sings volcanoes awake, a Chinese goddess of mercy,
Nephilim, and Grigori, finds himself fighting a battle he was bred for,
but wants no part of.