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Seasons of the Satyr - Chapter 1
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Hokem and Courtlan are horse ranchers living on the very edge of the sacred lands, the Eunaden. In order to please their primary purchaser, the Daman military, they arrange to have a satyr present through their breeding and foaling seasons. Unfortunately, an accident at the ranch kept them from picking up their satyr during the Spring Release, and when they finally convince the Conservatory to allow them a satyr in the summer, they aren’t given the usual humble, pious, innocent embodiment of fertility personified. Instead, they get Bramble. Note: this story features a threesome. |
Part of Your World by Jamie Sullivan - Part 5
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Fairy Tales is a short story series that features classic fairy tales, told from a new point of view. Come read these new takes on old tales! We're currently featuring Part of Your World, a remake of The Little Mermaid. Chris is a man adrift, stuck in a job he doesn't really like, his dreams of music and fame distant and hazy, his only solace found in stealing a few hours to take his boat out to sea ... Ren knows he's not like the other creatures that fill his ocean home, knows that he is alone. He spends his days fighting to survive and longing for answers, staring up at the surface he knows he should not visit ... |
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Bad Moon Rising
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Superstition abounds where the moon is concerned. It can bring love, luck, madness, misfortune, pleasure, and pain. Of all the myths and legends, superstitions and old wives tales, no lunar legend is as well known as those surrounding the wolves … Moon Dogs by Erica Kealey—FBI Agent Grant has had enough of his partner Cary’s running and hiding. He knows what he saw, he’s okay with what he saw. Now all he has to do is convince Cary of that. The Wolf and the Moon by Kayla Bain-Vrba—Dag’s life is an endless series of battles, as he fights Game after Game for the amusement of others, his interest in life lost when he killed his own lover. But then, in the middle of a Game, he encounters a familiar face ... A Kind of Remedy by Ashley Shaw—Enticed by gold to participate in an experiment, Nicolaus finds himself regretting it almost immediately. When he comes out of it unscathed, he considers himself lucky. Then the headaches begin ... The Were Curse by Sasha L. Miller—When Innot is abruptly escorted to the royal palace he expects nothing good to come of it. But even his worst imaginings did not involve a journal stolen from him years ago, and incomplete spell cast upon the crown prince. Runaway Prince by May Ridge—On the run from his family and a life he hates, Astin reluctantly stops to rest at a trashy motel for the night. The very last thing he expects is Delaney, a bold, beautiful rentboy—and Astin’s mate. The Wolf’s Moor by Lupin Drake—Seamus enjoys his life as a bartender in a Scottish town; it’s a far better life than the one he led two hundred years ago. The only shadows in his life are the curse that afflicts him and a handsome, determined investigator. Moonwitch by M.J. Willow—Prince Athanes arrives in Kamare to solve the mystery of several soldiers attacked by wolves. But the more he learns of the attacks, the more he realizes there is far more going on than a simple matter of hunger and sickness ... Coming Home by Elizah J. Davis—With his parents dead, Caleb is alone in the world. Having no reason to stay, and nowhere to go, he wanders aimlessly around the country. Then, one night, he turns into a wolf, and the most frightening thing about it is that it doesn’t feel strange at all ... The Werewolf of Grey Lake Inn by Megan Derr—Astor is good at telling it like it is, a trait that annoys everyone who knows him, but makes his ghost debunking books a raging success. But even he isn’t right about everything, a fact made clear when a simple research trip proves to be anything but.
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Dear Rival by Robin White | September 12, 2012
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Valtiel cannot stand humans. Humans are crude, blunt, unnecessarily violent, and they smell bad. As a frost elf, he has better things to do with his time than suffer one of them. But if it will get his friends to leave him alone about making nice with their allies, he'll at least talk to one. That doesn't meant he has to like the human—even if Kero is beautiful, and smells good, and doesn't really act the way Valtiel expects. One conversation, and then Valtiel can go back to ignoring him.
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