Condemned to the Beasts!When their plane crashes in the remote jungles of southern Mexico, Joe Gifford and his gang of professional chupacabra hunters are held prisoner by Gustavo Ramirez, an insane Mexican drug lord with an unnatural fascination for Ancient Rome. On the grounds of his lavish hacienda, he forces our heroes to engage in gladiatorial combat. The losers die by the sword in the arena. The winners are spared to fight an even more dangerous foe: captured chupacabras! Can Joe and his crew escape from the clutches of this evil madman before it is too late? Packed with colorful characters, subversive wit, and wall to wall action, Revolt of the Chupacabras, the latest installment of Raegan Butcher's massively entertaining Chupacabra Chronicles series, is sure to please his die-hard fans as well as win over new adherents.PRAISE FOR FURY OF THE CHUPACABRAS"Fury of the Chupacabras really works. It's a ridiculously fun, sometimes unabashedly cheesy story that reads like a Sunday afternoon B horror flick with a high entertainment factor... But there is one major strength to Fury of the Chupacabras, a feature that stands out above all others and really drives this story, and that's an almost perfect mastery of pacing. The book moves along at wild, almost chaotic speeds, hurling you into battle after battle with the blood-thirsty, eyeball sucking monsters, keeping you on the edge of your seat until the graphically brutal, ultimately satisfying conclusion." - Shane Douglas Keene, shotgunlogic.com
About the Author: Poet, novelist, singer, actor, former prisoner, and underground cult figure, Raegan Butcher's first collection of poetry, End of the World Graffiti, was published in 1991. In 1994, he appeared in the Seattle indie film The Year Of My Japanese Cousin. Two years later he was convicted of armed robbery and spent seven years in prison, during which time he composed the poems that would appear in his next highly regarded book of poetry, Stone Hotel, published in 2003. Two years later, while living in Cuernavaca, Mexico, he produced another book of poetry titled Rusty String Quartet. He is also the author of the sci-fi horror novels Siege of Station 19 (Necro 2014) and Chupacabra Chronicles (Thunderstorm 2014). This year will see the release of a new book of poems, Brawl At The Poets Cafe (Binary 2016) as well as Fury of the Chupacabras (Necro 2016) and Revolt of the Chupacabras (Necro 2016). He lives in the Pacific Northwest with three ferrets, two dogs, and a cat who enjoys waking him at three in the morning.