Lord of the Mountain by William Ollie

October 1929

Times are hard in Whitley, West Virginia, and harder times are just around the corner. But not for William Pitch, as long as he returns to Ward Rock Mountain and give that creature what he wants. And not for the Mayor or the Judge, or the young country doctor as long as they play along with Pitch.

Earl Peters signed on for two reasons: more money, less stress. And Deputy Sheriff sure sounded a lot better than beat cop. He left the big city for a small mountain community. Where the biggest crime is somebody jaywalking across Elm Street, or old lady Travis buying a jar of Henry Walker's white lightning.

But soon the young deputy will wish he'd stayed put. Because Pitch is coming to town, bringing death and despair along for the ride.

Praise for William Ollie:

"(The Damned has) Muscular prose brimming with confidence, the novel loaded with gloriously twisted scenes. - Bryan Smith, author of Queen Of Blood and The Freakshow

"(The Damned is) A thoroughly riveting, fascinating novel." - Jeff Strand, author of Pressure and The Haunted Forest Tour

"(Sideshow is) Lurid but memorable... a wonderfully weird conclusion as nostalgic as an old EC comic..." - Publisher's Weekly

Editions

Leather-bound Deluxe Lettered Hardcover w/slipcase: lettered A-Z, 6"x9", bound in leather, signature page which is signed by both author and artist, front cover stamped and spine stamped with the title and the author's name, includes end papers, colored book ribbon, full colored header, 60lb. natural vellum stock, a slipcase and dust jacket.

100 Signed and Numbered Limited Hardcover: numbered 1-100, 6"x9", bound in leatherette, signed by the author, stamped on the spine with the title and author's name, includes 80lb. natural vellum end papers, colored book ribbon, multi-colored header, 60lb. natural vellum stock and a dust jacket.

Trade Paperback: first 100 copies are signed by the author, 6" x 9", 12 point full color cover, 60lb. natural vellum stock.

About the Author

William Ollie lives in Orange Park, Florida with his wife and four cats. He is the author of Sideshow, Lord Of The Mountain, Killercon, and Fifteen Minutes. He maintains a web presence at http://wmollie.com

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