Homer Hatten

Horsemen from Hell Homer Hatten

"Savage, exciting, and atmospheric. Homer Hatten delights in putting his characters through intense physical punishment" Pulp Serenade

Melissa McCutchen heads west of the Mississippi, searching for her husband, a wanted fugitive. On her journey she crosses paths with Dale Mallonee, a part Cherokee, who rides the wildlands with six Indians, his "horsemen from hell," searching for a former partner who did him wrong...and for new land, and new women, to conquer and tame.

"A lusty adventure story of brawling men and seductive women." Springfield News-Leader

"It's strength and vitality make it a proud epitaph for Hatten," Pensacola News Journal

Homer Hatten (1902-1955) was a successful Kansas City advertising executive who wrote a half-a-dozen, highly acclaimed historical novels. According to news reports, he killed himself in June 1955 with an overdose of sleeping pills only a year after his first wife died in a fall at their home. He remarried shortly thereafter. The original edition of Horsemen From Hell was released after his death.