Were animal Stories

Emily Elizabeth is sheltered. She has spent her entire life on the farm. She is home-schooled by her mother and taught valuable lessons about life and family by her father. But when the new ranch hand is hired, she becomes aware of her desires and how different her world could be.

A female SEAL on leave in central Massachusetts survives an attack by a werewolf. It turns out that New England has become infested with the monsters, and she becomes the central figure in getting rid of them. 5 chapters.

The Three Furies have taken Seth under their wing, but he wants to prove himself on his own. With the help of a new sidekick, he takes on a supervillain who may be too much to handle. Oh, and he still has a lot of weird sex.

A fun exciting adventure as we follow Wolf on the road to becoming king. We will see him move from someone without a family. To one with a large one. That is what this book is about.

The sisters are drawn into a battle between two forces. One is a clear force of pure evil, the other is a legendary force of LIGHT? How can the Sisters hope to prevail when unknown to them, one of their own is working with the dark side. This is a Halloween story, chock full of werewolves, vampires, a supposed Saint and world famous podcasters Nixie and Grace turn up too. There's also a bit more on the history of the nuns and how they came to be, along with a nod to their future.

Based off a character from The Elder Scrolls V : Skyrim universe. Member of the Companions. This is but an early tale that I started years ago.

An Isbardia Story (2)
Sue is busy planning the wedding while Jack is out killing demons and monsters. He does meet some interesting heroes on the way as they fight to free Samsor from Hell-spawned domination. This is another Diablo ripoff, so be warned. There's lots of mayhem and magic, demons and monsters, so keep your head down to avoid the stray fire ball or lightning bolt.

In which Hopalong does his Best to Top his Infamous Werewolf Story… Likely, it’s just another story with a moral. But, me? I don’t get it.