God is here to remake you in Her image. Literally.

Jennifer’s got problems—she’s an interdimensional drug mule, addict, and can’t stop destroying her own life. But her biggest problem? An eldritch flesh goddess called the Divine Flesh, who inhabits her body like a psychotically cheerful tapeworm. Jennifer and the Divine Flesh share one body, as they have since the day Jennifer was born. They’re constantly wrestling for control of the body and wrecking havoc on each others’ lives—and on the Divine Flesh’s romantic relationship with Jennifer’s ex-husband, Daryl.

When rural bigots murder Daryl and his friends, Jennifer and the Divine Flesh put their differences aside to hunt the killers down, but in the process, manage to finally separate…setting the Divine Flesh free, and giving Her infinite power.

Now the Divine Flesh remembers who She is. She’s free. She’s ready to assimilate everything and everyone…starting with Jennifer and Daryl, who’s returned to life. Jennifer and Daryl must defeat the Divine Flesh while hunting down the rural bigots of Rosetown, Idaho, uncovering a murderous small-town conspiracy, a serial killer, and a nest of festering corruption in the all-American town.

This is an intense read! It features strong graphic imagery related to body horror. Reader discretion advised.

Content warnings: Violence, death, murder, profanity, body horror, drug abuse, drugs, religion, suicide, self-injury, body dysphoria, emotional abuse, homophobia (f-slur at a few points), transphobia (implied/off-page), racism, sexual assault/rape, infidelity, death of a child/infant, child abuse (brief mentions of physical and verbal abuse. Someone mentions a past sexual abuse from a foster family), eating disorder (off-page/mentioned).