The Donn, TX Collection Volume 1: 1952, 1969, 1865, 1926 - Paperback

by Eric Butler (Author)

There's a place in Texas the locals avoid, where the lost go missing and the damned reside. You won't find it on any map, there are no road signs to guide you, and if you have the misfortune of finding it, may God have mercy on your soul.
Run, run as far as you can, for when The Scarecrow wakes, the harvest of blood begins.

Welcome to Donn, TX - Gateway to Hell.

Volume 1 contains the following ebooks:
1952 - On the back roads of Texas, Debbie grows ill and her husband, Jerry, stops at the only motel they've seen for miles. He hopes a little rest will help calm her stomach, but in Donn, TX, there can be no rest once the harvest begins.

1969 - Frank is back from Vietnam but struggling to reconnect with the world he once knew. Jane is convinced a road trip to Houston will help them both find the connection they are missing. First, they need to drop off her younger sister and her best friend at the university, and then the honeymoon the war put on hold can finally begin.

Except now they are lost on the back roads, and each mile brings them closer to Donn. If only they hadn't exited the highway ...

But now it's too late; for the harvest is nearing its end, and the scarecrow requires its due.

1865 -For Eli Larkin, the war is over. There is nothing left but to return home to his wife and children. As he draws nearer, he is pulled to the cornfield to discover a horrifying truth.

The carnage he witnessed in the war is nothing compared to the savage road of slaughter he soon will traverse; for Donn, TX needs its caretaker, and it requires it to be born in butchery.

1926 - The town of Donn, TX holds a dark secret. A secret Sheriff Charles Pike must navigate to keep the citizens, and most importantly, those he loves safe. As the town grows, Pike realizes prying eyes are taking interest in the strange activities surrounding Donn, TX.

In the end, it doesn't matter. The citizens have long given up on the notions of right and wrong. Deals have been made, and promises must be kept. For in the end, there is only the harvest.