Donn, TX 1978

The Donn, TX Collection, Book 5

By: Eric Butler

Narrated by: Micah Cottingham

There’s a place in Texas the locals avoid at all cost, 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 once there, may God have mercy on your soul.

For when the scarecrow awakens, the harvest of the living begins.

The year 1978: Sheriff Harold Smite has done all he can to make the yearly harvest run smoothly, but something out in the corn is dying to get free.

Jane Lipman faced the harvest nine years ago and survived. She’s done everything she can to make peace with the past, but Donn, TX, isn’t done with her.

Bonnie Smite thought she was simply run-down, but she’s been chosen for something special. Something only the Pale Man knows about and that he’s not sharing.

Welcome to Donn, TX: Gateway to Hell.

The Donn, TX stories can be listened to in any order.

©2022 Eric Butler (P)2022 Eric Butler

Welcome To Your Newest Nightmare

Eric Butler's writing is like a multi-car crash.
It's devastating, horrible, makes you feel sick, and yet you can't look away. The Donn TX Series consists of 5 books. They can stand alone but don't deprive yourself of the collection.
They are Individually, Donn, TX 1865, 1926, 1969,1978 and 2002.
*Warning* Donn TX 1978 does have a scene involving insest. If that's a trigger for anyone, you can skip past it.
If you genuinely like unbelievable horror, gruesome, macabre and nightmare inducing stories, this is your book. Along with the others in the collection.
Eric Butler is a brilliant, talented and gifted storyteller. ❤️
The narrator Micah Cottingham is Fantastic.
She narrates all of Eric Butler's books. She has the perfect voice and I honestly love listening to her. ❤️

5

The Donn, TX books get better with each installment. This is one of the most talented authors I know that seems to be easily overlooked, and for the life of me, I can't figure out why. He can blend violence with a story with so much depth to the setting and characters. I can't tell you how many books I've read that there was violence, but with zero world building. Reading A Butler story is always a breath of fresh air.
This book played in my head, as I turned each page, like a movie was literally playing in my imagination. If I could give this book 10 stars I would, but 5 seems to be the highest I can rate it.