Books matching: indian curse
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Save:A cult classic of the “Weird West” genre: short, wild, gory, hilarious, and totally unapologetic - a must for anyone who wants their cowboys fighting off a zombie apocalypse with style.
Dead in the West by Joe R. Lansdale is a genre-blending zombie western where Reverend Jebidiah Mercer, a gunslinging preacher, arrives in the town of Mud Creek just in time to face an Indian curse that unleashes the living dead. Lansdale's writing seamlessly blends elements of horror and western genres, creating a fast-paced and engaging story with a unique twist of zombies in the old west. The book is filled with humor, unforgettable characters, and a tight structure that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
He had come down out of the high country: a long, lean preacher man covered in dust, riding a buckskin mare with an abscessed back, a wound made by hard riding and saddle friction against dust and hid...1983•145 pages - #2
Save:A richly atmospheric gothic tale that delivers intrigue and drama, but expect vintage attitudes and a slower pace. It’s perfect for die-hard Victoria Holt fans and anyone craving a classic, twisty historical escapade.
The India Fan by Jean Plaidy, also known as Victoria Holt, follows the story of Drusilla, a rector's daughter, as she navigates relationships with the wealthy Framley family in England, France, and India over several years. The plot revolves around Drusilla's friendship with the impulsive Lavinia, the cursed Indian peacock feather fan, and the dramatic events that unfold in their lives, including murder, romance, and mysticism. The writing style is described as fast-paced, exciting, and rich in historical detail, transporting readers to different settings and cultures while exploring themes of love, betrayal, and superstition.
I had always been fascinated by the big house of Framling. Perhaps it had begun when I was two years old and Fabian Framling had kidnapped me and kept me there for two weeks. It was a house full of sh...January 1985•437 pages - #3
Save:Tiger's Curse is a gorgeously imaginative adventure with heart and heaps of drama - expect addictive romance, epic quests, and Indian myth, but be prepared to forgive some flaws. Perfect for YA fantasy fans looking for something a little different!
Tiger's Curse follows Kelsey, a young girl who takes on a job at a circus and befriends a white tiger named Ren, who is actually an Indian prince under a curse. The story unfolds as Kelsey travels to India with Ren and his caretaker to break the curse, delving into Indian mythology and embarking on a quest filled with romance and adventure. The book offers a modern retelling of Beauty and the Beast, blending elements of fantasy, romance, and Indian culture through a captivating plot that keeps readers engaged.
the prisoner stood with his hands tied in front of him, tired, beaten, and filthy but with a proud back befitting his royal Indian heritage. His captor, Lokesh, looked on haughtily from a lavishly car...2009•491 pages
