Dare to Love a Gunfighter : A Western Romance

February 24, 2024

Note: That’s not some sort of flying octopus in the upper right. You’re welcome.

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Marc

10 months ago

Thought it was ripping off the movie Nope at first.

Brad

10 months ago

Reply to Marc

I certainly would say “Nope” to this cover.

EricL

10 months ago

Sigh… when your terrible cut-art girlfriend refuses to make eye contact, then you know it will never work out.

Zsuzsa

10 months ago

*squints* Oh, I see it now. It looks kind of like the Girl Scout logo. So this book is about one desperate man’s journey across the West in search of a place to buy Thin Mints, I’m assuming.

Syd

10 months ago

thank you, Nathan, I actually couldn’t figure out what you meant since it was clearly some kind of octopus. Some sort of steampunk Cthulhu monster romance

Nicholas Dollak

10 months ago

The sky is giving the flying octopus a thumbs-up, at least.

axolotl

10 months ago

A Pastafarian gunfighter and how his faith in the Flying Spaghetti Monster follows him about the desert perhaps?

LBC Participant

10 months ago

Can I fight to dare a lovegunner instead?

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