Son of a Bitch
A hitman's soul merges with a hellhound to hunt his enemies.
The narrative begins with Demitrius breeding dogs for illicit activities. One dog becomes a demonic entity used by Warlock for assassination. The attempt goes wrong, causing their souls to merge. They then pursue those who caused their suffering. White uses this premise to explore themes of vengeance and identity. The story does not offer redemption but rather a relentless pursuit of retribution. It is a compact tale of horror that focuses on the internal struggle between man and beast. The setting remains grounded in an urban environment where crime and supernatural elements intersect seamlessly.
This work sits within the contemporary urban horror genre, published by Deadite Press in 2013. It draws on American traditions of gritty crime fiction mixed with supernatural dread. The setting reflects modern city life where violence and magic coexist in the shadows.
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Readers seeking visceral, unapologetic horror will find this narrative compelling due to its intense exploration of vengeance and identity. It appeals to those who enjoy stories where the line between human and monster blurs within an urban setting. Fans of dark fantasy and psychological horror will appreciate the relentless pursuit of retribution without offering redemption. The book suits audiences interested in moral decay and the consequences of cruelty, provided they can handle violent undertones and controversial themes. It is ideal for readers who prefer gritty, immediate narratives over traditional ghost stories or lighthearted entertainment.
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White delivers a compact tale focusing on the internal struggle between man and beast within an urban crime context. The narrative effectively blends demonic possession with gritty realism, examining how cruelty transforms identity. While it lacks redemption, its strength lies in the seamless intersection of supernatural elements and criminal justice. The story appeals most to readers who enjoy visceral horror and intense psychological transformations. It avoids traditional horror tropes in favor of a grounded, albeit twisted, reality. However, those seeking lighthearted entertainment or conventional ghost stories may find it too harsh. The exploration of evil is raw and direct, catering specifically to fans of controversial fiction who appreciate unflinching depictions of moral decay and retributive justice.
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