The Buffalo Hunter Hunter - Stephen Graham Jones

The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones Winner of the Bram Stoker Award and Nebula Award for Best Horror Novel, The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones is a chilling historical horror novel set in the American West. Blending vampire horror with a brutal story of violence, colonialism and revenge, this is a haunting reimagining of vampire lore from one of modern horror's acclaimed authors. A Vampire's Story of Revenge In 1912 Montana, Lutheran pastor Arthur Beaucarne encounters a Blackfeet man named Good Stab, who comes to him with the extraordinary story of his life. Arthur begins recording what he hears, documenting a decades-long cycle of bloodshed and violence stretching back through the history of Montana. More than a century later, academic Etsy Beaucarne discovers Arthur's lost journal hidden inside a wall during renovations. Seeing an opportunity to uncover the secrets of her family — and advance her own career — Etsy begins researching her grandfather and the mysterious story contained within his writings. What she discovers is a horrifying history of massacre, vengeance and a vampire haunting the fields of the Blackfeet reservation. The trail leads back to the murder of 217 Blackfeet people in the snow, revealing a cycle of violence that refuses to remain buried. Historical Horror with a Dark Twist Unflinching and atmospheric, The Buffalo Hunter Hunter combines historical horror, vampire mythology and a powerful revenge narrative. Stephen Graham Jones transforms familiar vampire traditions into something darker and deeply unsettling, exploring the legacy of violence in colonial America through a story that stretches across generations. Why You’ll Love It Winner of the Bram Stoker Award for Best Horror Novel Winner of the Nebula Award for Best Horror Novel Shortlisted for the Splatterpunk Award Historical horror set in 1912 Montana A chilling reinvention of vampire lore Blends supernatural horror, history and revenge Perfect for fans of Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil and Interview with the Vampire