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In a world where survival means killing monsters before they kill you, I’ve learned not to hesitate. It’s what I do. It’s what keeps me alive.
So when a dangerous creature named Seraph is brought to our camp in chains, locked inside a cage and feared by everyone around him, I assume he’ll eventually meet the same fate as the others.
At first glance, Seraph is exactly what people say he is—violent, unpredictable, and terrifying. But the more time I spend guarding him, the harder it becomes to see him as a monster. Beneath the rage and suffering is someone broken by unimaginable pain. Someone who was once more than the creature trapped behind those bars.
Night after night, I watch him struggle. I listen. I learn. And slowly, I begin to understand that Seraph isn’t a mindless beast at all. He’s a victim of something far worse.
The deeper I dig, the more disturbing the truth becomes. New arrivals bring secrets about Seraph’s past—secrets the military has worked hard to bury. Secrets that reveal the horrific experiments, cruelty, and suffering that transformed him into what he is now.
By then, it’s too late for me to walk away.
Because Seraph is dying, and there may be nothing I can do to save him.
But one thing is certain: anyone who tries to hurt him again will have to go through me first.
Set in a brutal post-apocalyptic world, Seraph is a powerful story of survival, loyalty, healing, and love found in the darkest of places. Filled with action, emotion, and unforgettable characters, it explores what it truly means to be human—even when the world sees you as a monster.
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