In T. Frohock's tense fantasy of WWII European resistance, years of covert machinations will win out or fail in a few desperate days.

France, 1944: As war consumes Europe, the angel-born Los Nefilim scramble alongside the French resistance to remove magical barriers to the Allies. Their German counterparts work to empower the Nazis. And the daimonic Scorpion Court has gathered in Paris, feeding on suffering as they scheme to prolong the war.

Surrounded by enemies, Los Nefilim have little to rely on aside from courage and cleverness. Diago Alvarez, the rogue turned spymaster, must infiltrate the Scorpion Court, his father's seat of power and the source of his most potent nightmares. And Ysabel, the commander's teenage daughter, must retrieve the last coded segment of an angelic symphony that could clear the coast for Allied ships.

PRAISE FOR A SONG WITH TEETH:

"This stellar read is profoundly human, capturing the emotions of each character and the difficulties they face in Nazi Germany." — Booklist

"Frohock delivers her signature blend of magic, music, and WWII history in the vivid, complex finale to her Los Nefilim series… Frohock's urgent prose keeps the pages turning. Series fans will find plenty to enjoy." — Publishers Weekly

"... raw, brutal, emotional and so damn satisfactory." — Queen's Book Asylum

"A fantastic ending to a series of three novellas and three novels… In this world and moment in global history where authoritarians and fascists rise to try and overturn the results of Democracy, the story of the Los Nefilim is potent, resonant and a story that needs to be told." — Nerds of a Feather

"A Song with Teeth is truly an unforgettable read. In a time where stories can often at times feel formulaic, this novel dares to be different and wears it with pride. It's definitely one of the strongest books to be released so far in 2021, and I cannot recommend this novel enough." — Cultured Vultures



T. Frohock has turned a love of history and dark fantasy into tales of deliciously creepy fiction. A real-life cyborg, T. has a cochlear implant, meaning she can turn you on or off with the flick of a switch. Make of that what you will. She currently lives in North Carolina, where she has long been accused of telling stories, which is a southern colloquialism for lying.