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Like An Animal

Like An Animal: Erotic Tales of Werewolves

 

Like An Animal

edited by Cecilia Tan

 

Seven stories of werewolf erotica. We all struggle with the lustful animal that lurks beneath the skin. What more apt lens to explore the erotic possibilities, but the mythic creature of the werewolf? These stories run the gamut from playful to intense, exploring pack dynamics, magic, and the natural world. [Warning: Explicit sexual content.]

Includes: Lunacy by Elizabeth Reeve, The Moon Is My Mistress by Renata Piper, Carolina Jasmine by David Hubbard, Carnival of the Grotesque by A.D.R. Forte, Dark Divine Light by Becca Ovadia, Lupin House by A.N. Cortez, and American Werewolf In Budapest by Joe Nobel.

 

Readable with the eReader software, available for Palm OS, Mac, PC, Unix, and many other platforms, from here: http://www.ereader.com/ereader/software/browse.htm. Download directly from our site, or find us on Fictionwise or the Amazon Kindle.