The Orchard Teeth

· What We Buried Book 9 · RP Books
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When plant pathologist Noémi Daróczi returns to her family’s failing orchard, she expects rot, debt, and the hard arithmetic of letting old land go. She does not expect the house to remember her. The pear trees are dying in patterns no disease should follow. The old rooms grow cold in the wrong weather. Fruit falls when nothing moves. And beneath the roots of a lightning-split pear tree, Noémi finds something unexpected. Her mother says it should have stayed buried. Her uncle wants the orchard cleared before the county takes control. The man she once loved is watching the trees with the same dread she is trying not to name. But the longer Noémi stays, the more the orchard begins to answer. What her family called survival may have been something darker. What her grandmother preserved may not have been mercy. And what was buried beneath the trees was never meant to stay quiet forever.
When plant pathologist Noémi Daróczi returns to her family’s failing orchard, she expects rot, debt, and the hard arithmetic of letting old land go. She does not expect the house to remember her. The pear trees are dying in patterns no disease should follow. The old rooms grow cold in the wrong w...

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Emily Asimov grew up in libraries and has been writing for as long as she can remember. She writes atmospheric fiction across science fiction, gothic horror, and dark fantasy, with a particular interest in memory, inheritance, survival, and the stories that refuse to stay buried. Also by the Author: When Night Came Calling: An Interview with the Zombie Novel; Star Chasers.
Emily Asimov grew up in libraries and has been writing for as long as she can remember. She writes atmospheric fiction across science fiction, gothic horror, and dark fantasy, with a particular interest in memory, inheritance, survival, and the stories that refuse to stay buried. Also by the Auth...

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