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In the superstitious village of Olmeda within the country of Navarion, manhood is defined by brute strength. Elías Montenegro is the exact opposite. Though a skilled hunter, he is a sensitive artist hiding two dangerous truths: he cannot match the village’s rigid expectations of masculinity, and he is secretly in love with his straight best friend.
When a brutal predator begins terrorizing the outskirts, leaving four dead in its wake, the village fractures. Some believe it is a rabid animal; others whisper of ancient, sinister legends. But when the beast slaughters Elías’s eight-year-old sister, the debate ends for Elías. Driven by vengeance, he tracks the killer into the forbidden forest separating human lands from the realm of the Fae.
What begins as a hunt for a beast turns into a desperate fight for survival. Deep in the woods, Elías faces an entity far darker than a rabid animal—and a near-fatal encounter will force him to uncover a horrifying truth about the monster, his village, and himself.
In the superstitious village of Olmeda within the country of Navarion, manhood is defined by brute strength. Elías Montenegro is the exact opposite. Though a skilled hunter, he is a sensitive artist hiding two dangerous truths: he cannot match the village’s rigid expectations of masculinity, and he is secretly in love with his straight best friend.
When a brutal predator begins terrorizing the outskirts, leaving four dead in its wake, the village fractures. Some believe it is a rabid animal; others whisper of ancient, sinister legends. But when the beast slaughters Elías’s eight-year-old sister, the debate ends for Elías. Driven by vengeance, he tracks the killer into the forbidden forest separating human lands from the realm of the Fae.
What begins as a hunt for a beast turns into a desperate fight for survival. Deep in the woods, Elías faces an entity far darker than a rabid animal—and a near-fatal encounter will force him to uncover a horrifying truth about the monster, his village, and himself.