When Pryor's daughter Lily is taken by a wolf, Pryor is convinced she has turned into the creature he sees lurking in his woods.? He swears she promises to return to him. But is it his despair and desperation making him see things, or is there something more lurking in the shadows of the forest?<br><br>When he meets Ned, a silversmith who helps him with a plan to bring his daughter back into his life, he begins to live again. But can his newfound love help ease the horror that may be waiting?<br><br>Maybe the ultimate horror wasn’t when Lily was taken, because things get worse when she returns and Pryor realizes his nightmare has only just begun.

Lily

“Wow, I must have really needed to cum. Don’t move, I’ll grab you a towel.”


“You think,” I called out. Looking down, I watched as cum began to run down my sides.


Ned’s heavy footfalls padded down the hall to the bathroom, then the water turned on and he cursed as he’d probably stubbed a toe or banged into the corner of the sink. Even in this bliss I realized I was still Lily’s father and the monsters might have been pushed back momentarily by our love, but when I saw the necklace sparkling on the table, I was aware they were still just outside the door.2


I got up before Ned. He snored softly as I crept from the room. I pulled my robe from the back of a chair and slipped it on as I made my way to the kitchen. All the while I made coffee, I wondered if I would see my daughter today.


Chapter 3