Red Shadows (Version 2)

In the shadowed jungles of Africa, a black-clad figure moves with predatory grace, his pale eyes burning with righteous fury. Solomon Kane, Puritan, swordsman, and instrument of God's wrath, has crossed oceans to hunt the servants of darkness. But the evil he pursues here is older than any Christian devil, rooted in the blood-soaked soil of voodoo. His opponent is Le Loupe, the Wolf, a sorcerer of terrifying skill whose mastery of dark magic has made him all but invincible. What follows is a brutal reckoning between faith and fiends, between a man who refuses to surrender and the night that hungers for his soul. Robert E. Howard, creator of Conan, gives us something darker in this early Kane tale: a gothic nightmare of sword and sorcery where the shadows themselves seem alive, where every step deeper into the jungle brings Kane closer to a doom he may not escape. It is adventure at its most elemental, stripped to its core: a righteous man, an unbearable evil, and the question of whether steel and prayer can stand against the powers of the damned.