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A Pale Horse Was Death

4.3/5 ( ratings)

American history has seen no shortage of death,calamity and disaster and perhaps for this reason, our past is teeming withghosts. In this sequel to their earlier book – And Hell Followed With It –authors Troy Taylor and Rene Kruse return to the blood-soaked annals ofAmerican disasters for another chilling look at the terrible tales andlingering spirits of Earth, Air, Fire, Water and Blood. They have collected newstories of floods, storms, mine accidents, infernos, blizzards, train wrecks,hurricanes and more – and have added a new chapter on history’s bloodiestmassacres and the ghosts they all left behind!

This new collection of stories is even morehorrifying than the first volume, often uncovering tales that were never told,simply because they were too terrifying to consider – from devastating railroaddisasters to deadly fires, unbelievable death tolls, unimaginable storms andmassacres carried out by zealots and madmen that are almost too terrible tocomprehend. More frightening than the previous volume, this is one of the mostdisturbing books you’ll ever read!

Language: English

Pages: 326

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Whitechapel Press

Release: May 30, 2012

A Pale Horse Was Death

4.3/5 ( ratings)

American history has seen no shortage of death,calamity and disaster and perhaps for this reason, our past is teeming withghosts. In this sequel to their earlier book – And Hell Followed With It –authors Troy Taylor and Rene Kruse return to the blood-soaked annals ofAmerican disasters for another chilling look at the terrible tales andlingering spirits of Earth, Air, Fire, Water and Blood. They have collected newstories of floods, storms, mine accidents, infernos, blizzards, train wrecks,hurricanes and more – and have added a new chapter on history’s bloodiestmassacres and the ghosts they all left behind!

This new collection of stories is even morehorrifying than the first volume, often uncovering tales that were never told,simply because they were too terrifying to consider – from devastating railroaddisasters to deadly fires, unbelievable death tolls, unimaginable storms andmassacres carried out by zealots and madmen that are almost too terrible tocomprehend. More frightening than the previous volume, this is one of the mostdisturbing books you’ll ever read!

Language: English

Pages: 326

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Whitechapel Press

Release: May 30, 2012

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