The Medicine Man Files: A Rural Fantasy Thriller - Softcover

Redwater, Dan

Softcover

ISBN 10: 098773184X ISBN 13: 9780987731845

Publisher: UE Publishing Co., 2025

Synopsis

A year ago I was an out‑of‑work logger stuck on the end of a barstool like a mushroom decomposing dead wood. Now I guard a rift between worlds that leaks hungry things.

When a man named Bear lumbers into my one-stoplight Rocky Mountain town and drags me into the job, Tamarack Falls and all its people become my responsibility.

Lowe Alexander. Responsibility. Most people around here would tell you those words got no business being thrown together.

Bear says he has his reasons for drafting me to be a caretaker of The Scar. He's teaching me things about myself. My heritage. About why I’ve always been good at running, why my eyes tend to glow yellow in the darkest part of the night.

Now I spend my days chasing man-eating lizards, bargaining with creepy tree spirits, and tracking down missing people before something else can. The hours are terrible, the pay even worse, and the job sites are always hazardous.

When an old crush asks me to help her Search and Rescue team track down a missing hunter, I smell blood. A lot of it. But it's the lingering scent of one of The Banished that's put my head on swivels.

For they are always angry. Always hungry.

And now one of them is on our trail.

Why do I feel this is not going to end well?


“Long before the Old One created human beings, our world was populated with the Animal People. The elders say some of them are still here…”

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If you crave gritty urban fantasy rooted in Indigenous folklore or enjoy stories with supernatural detectives like the works of Jim Butcher, Steve Higgs, Elliott James, or Patricia Briggs, you're going to love The Medicine Man Files. Grab your copy today and step into the paranormal world of Tamarack Falls.

Edition details

• Publisher: UE Publishing Co.
• Publication date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 098773184X
• ISBN 13: 9780987731845
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 378