A Book of Tongues
Readers rate it 3.2 (6 on Hardcover)
274 pages · Released 2010 · Chizine Publications
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A Book of Tongues is a dark, adult-oriented paranormal Western set during the Civil War era that blends historical fiction with horror and supernatural magic. The story involves violence, morally complex characters, and mature themes including LGBTQ relationships, making it unsuitable for younger readers. This is a literary work for mature teens and adults who enjoy dark fantasy and historical horror.
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Pinkerton detective Ed Morrow infiltrates a gang led by Rev. Asher Rook, a former Confederate chaplain who becomes a "hexslinger." Pinkerton detective Ed Morrow infiltrates a gang led by Rev. Asher Rook, a former Confederate chaplain who becomes a "hexslinger."
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- Fiction
- Fantasy
- LGBTQ
- Adventure
- Outlaws
- Magicians
- Fiction, horror
- Fiction, historical, general
- United states, history, civil war, 1861-1865, fiction
- Crime, fiction
- West (u.s.), fiction
- Veterans, fiction
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ISBN 9780981297866 · Chizine Publications