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Tajo promised to do everything to take care of his boyfriend, Daray. Then Daray started eating Tajo’s neighbors… A hungry python lies coiled in the dark cellar beneath Tajo Borrego’s home, waiting to be fed. Tajo captures animals to feed the huge creature. But the snake is still hungry and wants Tajo to bring him something bigger to eat. Tajo is a smart city kid who loves to dance and hates his little sister. He wants nothing more in the world except to perform in The Nutcracker and fool around with his boyfriend, Daray Gilliard. But Daray doesn’t like being human, and he finds a way to transform into a creature that is very big, utterly cool… and completely terrifying. Tajo is torn by the simple promise he made to take care of the monster he helped create. Soon Daray starts to eat Tajo’s neighbors, then hunts the people of New York City. And unless Tajo breaks his promise and stops the killings, he might become Daray’s next meal.

About the Author

Cody L. Stanford lives in Overland Park, Kansas. He attended the University of Missouri at Kansas City and is fascinated by the arts, history, mythology, sexuality, and other elements that shape the forces and foibles of human nature. His stories and novels have been published by Toasted Cheese Literary Review, Midwest Literary Magazine, Gypsy Shadow Publishing, Storm Moon Press, Etopia Press, Collective Fallout, and The New Orphic Review. When not writing, he occasionally spends time working with tigers and other exotic cats at a nearby feline conservation park.

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