Tales from the Den: Wild and Weird Stories for Bears
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| Rating | : | 4.14 (923 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1590212223 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Hot winter reading!" according to twistedchef. For anyone who either enjoys bears or appreciates erotic stories, this book will keep you warm during these chilly winter months! With a slight leaning towards the unknown (ghosts and other spirits), this fun book is a very easy read. A nice mix of stories that will have an intriguing interest to many.
''Bears don't scare easily. However, their intimidating appearance and ferocity is no match for the supernatural, which is what makes R. This stellar collection from Bear Bones Books is the latest--and possibly the most intriguing--of Jackson's anthologies under this imprint.Jackson has rounded up a perfectly marvelous collection of bear-scares sure to curl the fur of any ursine acquaintances.'' --Out in Print. Jackson's Tales from the Den: Wild and Weird Stories for Bears work so well
He lives in the hills of western Connecticut with his loving husbear and their geriatric dog. Willis), and Bi Guys: The Deliciousness of His Sex, a Lambda Literary Award finalist. Jackson, nom de noire of Ron J. R. Suresha, is editor of the Bear Bones Books ''Hot & Hairy Series'' of fiction anthologies, Bearotica, Bear Lust, and Bears in the Wild; Kink: Tales of the Sexual Adventurer(with P.J.
Tales from the Den may or may not grow hair on your palms, but it's certain to raise fur on the back of your neck!. Jaffe, Hank Edwards, 'Nathan Burgoine, Jay Starre, and Lee Thomas, and others; classic bear tales from Jay Neal, Jeff Mann, and Nicolas Mann; plus fabulous original short fiction by fresh talents in the bear writing community. This collection includes new stories from authors William Holden, Daniel M. You're not afraid of wild and weird things that go Woof in the night, are you? Enter the Den, where this frightfully stimulating collection of sixteen hot and hairy stories--written by and for the masculine men who call themselves bears, cubs, wolves, otters, and the critters who love them--will be sure to give you a chill up your spine and a thrill between your furry loins. The erotomythic stories tell of bearish men who dare enter forbidden realms populated (and copulated) by mystical beings, supernatural creatures, fantastic spirits, netherworldly demons,