Raw
Hunger

Care is a language. Hank Bell has never misunderstood it.

The Bellamy house runs on care: private nurses, inherited money, and sentences polished until they reveal nothing.

Margaret Bellamy is dying. Her family wants her comfortable, quiet, and kept out of view. Hank notices what no one else will say: the glass beyond her hand, the room two degrees too cold, the wish swallowed before it becomes a request.

Soon the house cannot function without him.

Hank believes every problem has a body. Every body can be cared for.

Raw Hunger is a psychological horror novel about a caregiver who never thinks he is cruel, and the family that teaches him what kindness is allowed to mean.