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Fang & Rot
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 12 2026
Pages: 100
Weight: 0.29
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
FANG & ROT is a myth about inheritance, the kind you don't ask for, the kind that hunts you, the kind that lives in your blood long before you ever learn its name. It is the story of a boy who becomes a monster, and a monster who becomes something truer than human. A coming-of-age of sharp fangs, grief, and the kind of love that hurts... because it's real.
When Ash, Ashley, loses his father, the world splits open. What crawls out of that fracture is not just pain, not just rage, but a lineage older than memory... a hunger that chooses him, marks him, remakes him. And when Levi enters his life, everything changes again. Bite by bite, truth by truth, Ash is forced to confront the thing inside him that wants to save him and destroy him in the same breath.
This is not a werewolf story. This is not a vampire story. This is a becoming, violent, tender, cosmic, and intimate.
In a world where shadow and light are not opposites but siblings, where monsters are mirrors, and where the body remembers what the mind refuses to see, FANG & ROT asks the question no one wants to answer...
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