No Kingdom For A Fang: Flamebound Edition (House Of Teeth Saga: Flamebound Edition, #1)

Some love stories are wildfires. Others are curses. This one? It's both-now hotter, darker, and more dangerous than ever.
This special edition of No Kingdom for a Fang doesn't just turn up the heat-it throws the door wide open. Packed with new NSFW scenes, full-color character portraits (ebook only), location photos from the saga's world, and exclusive bonus content, the Flamebound Edition delivers the House of Teeth like you've never experienced it before.
Kriia Thomas lives on sharp edges and bad decisions, never trusting anything soft, safe, or forever. But then Rexar Fang walks into her club-dangerous, arrogant, watching her like she's the only thing that matters. He's the kind of man who burns everything he touches, and Kriia? She's about to find out if she's fireproof.
Heir to a bloodline soaked in secrets and bound by traditions older than love, Rexar has spent his life as a predator. But Kriia makes him want to be something more. He chose her. Fought for her. Left his world behind to stay. But some promises are carved in blood, and some monsters never release their prey.
Dare to dive into a dark urban fantasy romance where fierce devotion is a weapon, where every touch leaves a mark, and where survival is only the beginning of love.

"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 haunted—because 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 too—and sometimes, they love us better than anyone else ever did.