<b>Dan Simmons' <i>The Terror</i> meets <i>Deadwood </i>in <i>The RUSH</i>, historical horror that chills to the bone. Answer the call of the wild north and stampede to the Klondike for the rush of gold and blood.</b><br><br><b>ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. ALL THAT HUNGERS IS NOT HOLY. ALL THAT LIVE ARE NOT ALIVE.</b><br> <br> This Hungry Earth Reddens Under Snowclad Hills.<br> <br> 1899, Yukon Territory. A frozen frontier, bloodied and bruised by the last great Gold Rush. But in the lawless wastes to the North, something whispers in the hindbrains of men, drawing them to a blighted valley, where giant spidertracks mark the snow and impossible guns roar in the night.<br> <br> To Brokehoof, where gold and blood are mined alike. Now, stumbling towards its haunted forests comes a woman gripped not by greed -- but the snarling rage of a mother in search of her child...<br> <br> From Si Spurrier (<i>Way of X, Hellblazer, The Dreaming</i>) and Nathan C. Gooden (<i>Barbaric Vol. 1: Murderable Offenses, Barbaric Vol.2: Axe to Grind, Brandon Sanderson's Dark One, Vampire: The Masquerade</i>) comes <i><b>THE RUSH</b></i>, a dark, lyrical delve into the horror and madness of the wild Yukon.<br> <br>Collects the entire series. For fans of <i>The Terror</i>, <i>Fortitude</i>, <i>Coda</i>,<i>Call of the Wild, Deadwood, </i>and <i>Moonshine</i>.<br> <br> "Gritty historical drama meets supernatural horror in this sumptuously drawn tale set during the Yukon Gold Rush." -- <b><i>Publishers Weekly</i></b><br> <br> "<i><b>The Rush</b></i> is a chilling bit of historical horror. Rugged and raw and thoroughly researched. It's got such a wonderfully creepy sense of menace but most of all it's the moving story of a mother searching for her child, that's its beating heart. Wonderful work." -- Victor Lavalle (author and <b>Shirley Jackson Award</b> winner for the fantasy-horror novella, <i>The Ballad of Black Tom, </i>as well as <i>The Changeling, </i>winner of the<i> </i><b>World Fantasy