Man Eaters G/T

Man Eaters G/T

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Sep 15, 2026
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Fiction
Fantasy
High Fantasy
Mythical Creatures
Dark Fantasy
Eighteen year old Harley Willem has spent his entire life in the middle of no where. His father and Harley live on a remote farm for one reason to stay safe from the Man Eaters. They are the monsters, 30ft giants with yellow eyes, ears, a tail and a taste for human flesh. Bored and stifled by the summer heat, Harley wanders into the woods and comes face to face with his father's worst nightmare. But Ash isn't like the stories. Though he stands 20ft tall, he is starving, wounded, and terrified. A runt. As a dangerous bond forms between the lonely boy and the gentle giant, Harley finds himself stealing food, lying to his father, and falling for a creature that could crush him with one hand. But with his father growing suspicious and a rifle in the hall closet, Harley is walking a razor's edge. In a world where they are natural enemies, survival might be easy, but trust could get them both killed.
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