Coyote Run

Marge’s sister is locked in a prison camp civilians shouldn’t know about, deep in enemy territory. Rescuing her will take a plan made of weapons-grade insanity.

Praise for

Coyote Run

“Gritty shapeshifters, bloody revenge, and antifascist solidarity, told with darkly wry humor, raw action sequences, and a soupçon of unexpected romance.”  —Kate Elliott, author of Unconquerable Sun and Servant Mage 

“Coyote Run is a gnarly, adrenaline-packed sprint of a tale, brimming with guts, grime, and deliciously bloody catharsis. If Fury Road had shifters, it would feel like Coyote Run.”  —Lauren Thoman, author of You Shouldn’t Be Here

“This is the kind of bad-ass pulp adventure that kept you up reading between the covers with a flashlight as a kid, but updated for grown-ass adults who want some 21^st-century awesomeness. Inject more of this into my veins, please!”  —Tobias S. Buckell, author of the Xenowealth Series

“Coyote is a fantastic, grindhouse-level heroine and a freakin’ joy on every page. Absolute non-stop, ass-kicking fun!”  —Peter Clines, NYT bestselling author of The Broken Room

“Offensively good and immensely satisfying. Lilith Saintcrow packs more worldbuilding into single sentences than most people manage in entire books. A compelling mix of brutality and compassion, with just a twist of gallows humor as the finishing touch: exactly what one expects from Saintcrow, who never disappoints.”  —C.E. Murphy, author of Urban Shaman

“Coyote Run is a wide-open balls-to-the-wall perfect blend of horror, pulp, and just plain wicked fun. Saintcrow’s Coyote comes off the page like a rocket to the face, and the antifascist action never lets up. You’ll read it in a day, maybe less. I know I did.” —T. Frohock, author of the Los Nefilim series

“Like Coyote, this novella never lets up and doesn’t blink first. Sentence after marvellous sentence, it had me wincing, cackling, and applauding in turns. This book goes like a lit fuse.” —Kate Heartfield, author of The Valkyrie

“If you’re fed up with unhinged bad guys, Lilith Saintcrow delivers kickass unhinged good guys—shapeshifting, sci-fi berserkers who love nothing better than feeding steel-toed boots to fascists. Pick it up, read it, and get inspired!” —Cherie Priest, author of Boneshaker

 “No punches pulled here: every gonzo scene is an amped-up, rocket-powered piledriver smashing straight into the slack-jawed face of fascism. They can run, but the little bitches can’t hide.” —Curtis C. Chen, award-winning author of the Kangaroo series­

“Lilith Saintcrow’s Coyote Run does what it says on the tin: A near future quasi-urban fantasy where the titular Coyote takes on fascists in a nearby state. The result is a balls-to-the-wall, pedal-beyond-the-metal-and-into-the-next-level novella that grabs the reader from the word go and does not let up to the finale. Coyote Run starts off with a crowd-pleasing bang and never relents. Come for the punching of fascists, stay for the strong characterization, rich worldbuilding and intense action beats.” —Paul “Princejvstin” Weimer, Hugo Award Winning Fan Writer and Consumer of Words, Scion of St. Paul, Minnesota