Jw Lollar

The book of the damned, of the dead. A slaughterhouse once sat for decades of productivity until the black beef plague hit and soon Greywick's slaughterhouse dissipated, along with it his mind. Three intersecting stories all touch base with the slaughterhouse. Riley Murdock, the 12 year old girl, who was abandoned as a child to her grandparents farm, only dreams of leaving the farm as she is stuck caring for her blind grandmother after her grandfather died. She will escape the farm by any means, even poisoning. Rody Harvick is a Vietnam Vet stuck in a asylum where he has been banned from the rec room and has to write a journal to describe his problems in order to get back into the rec room where he runs havoc on the hearts table. Only Rody Harvick is not what he seems. Joe Matesvac is a young na ve child psychologist who comes to Mayflower Children's Home & Society with the hopes of making it a better place only to realize the flamboyant woman in charge of the girl's home is more caught up in her glamour than the care of the girls. A strange custodian seems to be in charge of "special care' of children, as the ones that are too ugly she gets rid of. There is a little girl who may not be a little girl who may not even be alive that the characters come into horrific contact with. The ending becomes a powderkeg of fire and blood as a 'white storm' moves in during what precedes the moments of the JW Lollar novel, The Vacant Sullen.

Set in the college town of Saxson, the birthplace and graveyard of American myths and dreams, the city harbors a group of people intertwined between the beauty and the filth of their own privilege and their own moral impoverishment. This novel is a chronicle of their voices, their choices. This is the book of the dead and the story of their living. Samuel Kennedy is a junior at Saxson college and has a special ability, he thinks, and a special relationship with a beautiful girl only she, Rosalind, doesn't know it. Neal Sinatrill is a man who is trapped in a criminal world selling to the good people of Saxson with the goal to eventually get out of the lifestyle and escape it with his son, Tron. August Bracked dropped out of Saxson where he thought he'd be a football star and is now 30 and still living and leeching off the campus with a taste for violence that may become his undoing.

The Fourth book chronicling the story of the family of Spears. Picking up where the third book ended, we delve deep into the bowles of the backcountry roads and the slums of the city streets into a bloody war with a new foe. Seemingly no end to the violence that this family was harvested upon this book spares not the faint of heart and presses its foot over the throats of our hearts and floors it until the bloody end. This, the fifteeth novel from author JW Lollar, tosses you into the nest of wicked holding you down until it buries you alive with heartbreaking defeats and sharp witted humor that only the Spear books can bring.

Not all nightmares have boogiemen. Sometimes the horror is in the day and the day's divinity. When Marybeth Huston goes missing into a tailspin goes the lives of the central cast of characters in what is JW Lollar's newest mindf*ck novel. The aging passive Sheriff Gaines Huxley has never been much of a "policeman", having managed by his entire career without much trouble but now at the end of his career he finds himself unraveling at the disappearance of Marybeth and catapulted into a dangerous world he's never known. Marybeth's boyfriend, who will carry her disappearance his life long, Macavoy, a mysterious man in and of himself and renowned hunter, begins taking a vigilante justice of his own on whom he believes is responsible, beginning with Marybeth's ex boyfriend, a shady individual, and his nephew. When the his trigger finally cools what is left is a bloodsoaked earth and him with no choice but to go on the run, leaving his life behind. Intricately woven stories as thick with blood as a vampire tick's belly with murderous prose and soaking in the fabric of depression as JW Lollar drags us by our necks through the brutal grime of the streets and into the unspeakable perversions of Mexican murderfilms we find ourselves holding our breath in the shadows, hiding from what is next. "In the times of wolves dogs don't exist".

Brenner Hale is an odd man. A dwarf. Alone in the world so cold. Along comes a man who offers Hale some work and what follows is a tailspin into a world he cannot find an escape tunnel out of when he gets crossed with a ruthless grifter who is of baby and a Father of the church with an uncanny form of rehabilitation on the devil's of the earth.This is the 12th Novel from JW Lollar. This book snatches you by the hand and yanks you deep into the abyss into the world of the Devil Hymn where fools die quickly and prayers and left unanswered. Lollar once again captures the beauties and the dwells of the pain and hearts of man as only he can.

A plummet to the end of all humanity and the world as we know it. Set at the end of the 1800's toward what would be considered the end of the old west. And the end of heaven. Rogue riders, weary and caked in coagulated blood freckles, wander the world abide taking with them the trophies of the lives murdered as they ride along with the leader, The German and the blonde boy he annoited as the 2nd Coming of Christ himself. And they will ride until everything on earth is dead. JW Lollar's unravels his darkest, bloodiest tale yet as we follow the Nathrell family and their attempts to make it through the bloodsoaked plains and find a safe place as we wonder will both Alleymen and Red make it out alive. "ONE OF THE MOST BRUTAL BOOKS EVER WRITTEN IN ALL THE HISTORIES OF AMERICAN FICTION." Left for dead is the harlot hope as we let the darkness surround us, implode us, kidnap us away from here to a darker there. "The earth never forgets what was done to it."

The Family Spear. The third book chronicling the story of the family of Spears. This third installment takes us to Luther James Spear fresh out of his 2nd prison term, this time for illegal manufacturing of alcohol and his bitter plight to find himself, to fight the demons, and to find his son, and the son of his dead brother, Knox, and piece back together a sense of family and tradition. He'd spent that last ten years of his life trying to be a better person, a person he was not, now, as he sees it, it's time to just be what we are. Spear. We find ourselves to the hellish daughter Salem Spear, alone and isolated from the world just the way she likes it. Whilst living off the land she finds something inherently insane living within herself. A riversnake. This book comes as close to The Harvest Black as JW Lollar has gotten in the years since. "Simply a throat stomping masterpiece" JW Lollar delivers the best book in the series of Spear books yet finding a way to dig through the deplorable depravity in man and find us the good within. We take a harrowing look at new characters, two girls living in the cusp of utter despair with a monster for a mother who will do anything and everything to get her 'medicine'. There is also a moonshine police, Agent Chesney Walker and his ride to the top with a vow to get and rid the earth of the Spear once and for all. Laredo Spear's son, Bishop, quickly fills the shoes of the legends of the past in Cody and Knox Spear. We find ourselves the fallen king of Komar Moss living himself in the Mooring Warner Housing Projects far from the ritz and glory of the street legend his name rings out. JW Lollar delivers a psychotically depraved whirlwind of characters with the haunted brutal force of a head-on collision as he smashes you through the windshield and into hell.