Remington Wülf

The Color Of Regret (House Of Teeth Saga, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Before the events of "No Kingdom For A Fang," and "A Hymn For The Hollow," there was regret.

Kriia Thomas never believed in happy endings-just survival. She learned young how to keep her walls high, her heart guarded, and her past buried beneath smoke and stage lights.

But then there was Remi. Wild, reckless, untouchable Remi. A boy with a curse in his blood and too much hunger in his veins.

They were fire and gasoline, drawn together by love, addiction, and the aching need to escape. But when love turns to ruin and survival means walking away, Kriia is left with nothing but the weight of what they lost.

Years later, she still tastes the echoes of their past in the back of her throat, still wonders if some ghosts never really let go. Because when love is tangled in destruction, is it ever really over?

The Color of Regret is a raw, haunting story of love, loss, and the scars that never fade

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Remington Wülf
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. April 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798349260797
• Artikelnr.: 73894450

Autorenporträt

"Some writers chase plot. Remington Wülf chases ghosts."

Her work blends poetic ruin with punk heartache, creating dark fantasy for the soft-hearted and sharp-tongued.

Through stories of survival, addiction, queer rage, and feral devotion, she gives voice to the ones who've been left behind.

Remi began writing the House of Teeth Saga in 2011 as a safe space to explore trauma, addiction, queer identity, and healing through brutal magic and impossible love.

Every book is a little hauntedbecause she is, too.

When not writing, Remi can usually be found hunting down cryptid lore, curled up with her iPad and drawing, listening to stormy soundtracks at 3AM, or playing some RPG.

She believes monsters deserve love tooand sometimes, they love us better than anyone else ever did.