The House of Feathers and Fangs

The House of Feathers and Fangs is a gothic psychological horror novel where architecture becomes predator and memory becomes meat.

When Lilith Clawthorne enters a house that should not exist, she quickly learns it was never alive-it was assembled. Rooms rearrange themselves with intention. Hallways seal behind screams. Stairs promise escape but only deepen the trap. The house does not hunt with claws or teeth; it hunts with familiarity, regret, and repetition.

As Lilith moves deeper, the structure remembers her-her failures, her obedience, her guilt-and rebuilds itself around those memories. Nails grow from walls to hold the past in place. Rooms swallow those who stop moving. Doors offer hope only to lead back into the same spiral. The house does not want her dead. It wants her useful.

Blending gothic dread, body horror, and mind-bending psychological terror, The House of Feathers and Fangs explores what happens when home becomes a system designed to consume, and escape requires doing the one thing the trap was never built to allow.

This is not a story about finding the exit.

It is about learning how to stop climbing.