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The Serpent's Skin
Paperback
Publisher: Dpk Jsh
Published: Nov 22 2025
Pages: 156
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.33 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Serpent's Skin
Born of an ancient ritual, she is a living myth-a being of two minds in a single, human form. Seraphina is both the wise Observer and the cunning Hunter, a duality forged from the fusion of two ancient serpents. Her awakening in the woods of Oakhaven is the fulfillment of an ancient prophecy, but it also makes her the ultimate prize.
Hunted by Alistair Finch, a ruthless collector of arcane knowledge, Seraphina must flee her sanctuary and navigate the terrifying, cacophonous world of men. With the help of a reluctant PhD student, she must evade capture in the concrete labyrinth of London, master her fragmented serpentine consciousness, and unlock the terrifying power to become two once more.
As the celestial alignment approaches, all paths lead back to the Serpent Stone for a final confrontation. Finch believes he is the hunter laying a trap. But in this game of shadows, the shapeshifter holds the deadliest secrets. The collector of skins is about to become the collected.
A gripping Dark Fantasy and a thought-provoking exploration of identity, The Serpent's Skin is perfect for readers of mythic fiction and chase thrillers.
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