Like Tooth and Claw
Shapeshifter Erotica
Romance, Erotica, Erotica Anthologies, Science Fiction & Fantasy
| Author: | Cecilia Tan, Lee Harrington, Joy Crelin | ISBN: | 9781885865885 |
| Publisher: | Circlet Press | Publication: | September 21, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Cecilia Tan, Lee Harrington, Joy Crelin |
| ISBN: | 9781885865885 |
| Publisher: | Circlet Press |
| Publication: | September 21, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
In recent years, paranormal romance has become an incredibly popular and steamy genre, delving into the romantic potential of such fantastic creatures as werewolves, and Circlet Press has certainly done our share of werewolf books (Faewolf, Alpha, Like An Animal, The Beast Within). However, wolves are far from the only animal with fantasy potential. Now, Circlet is taking the next step in Like Tooth and Claw, exploring shapeshifters beyond the traditional werewolves.
The six stories in Like Tooth and Claw feature vastly different kinds of shapeshifters, from lions to seals, but the theme of self-discovery remains constant throughout the anthology. Through their transformations into animals that walk, crawl, swim, or fly, the characters learn what it truly means to be an animal, and what it means to be human. Shapeshifting brings freedom, but at what price? Like Tooth and Claw tackles that question and more.
- Table of Contents:
- Hunter, Prey by Marie Carlson
- Eagle Eyed by Helen Dring
- Tonight We Work in Silk by Lee Harrington
- Northern Sea by Alex Monagan
- Waylaid by Julie Cox
- Lioness by Amanda Ferry
In recent years, paranormal romance has become an incredibly popular and steamy genre, delving into the romantic potential of such fantastic creatures as werewolves, and Circlet Press has certainly done our share of werewolf books (Faewolf, Alpha, Like An Animal, The Beast Within). However, wolves are far from the only animal with fantasy potential. Now, Circlet is taking the next step in Like Tooth and Claw, exploring shapeshifters beyond the traditional werewolves.
The six stories in Like Tooth and Claw feature vastly different kinds of shapeshifters, from lions to seals, but the theme of self-discovery remains constant throughout the anthology. Through their transformations into animals that walk, crawl, swim, or fly, the characters learn what it truly means to be an animal, and what it means to be human. Shapeshifting brings freedom, but at what price? Like Tooth and Claw tackles that question and more.
- Table of Contents:
- Hunter, Prey by Marie Carlson
- Eagle Eyed by Helen Dring
- Tonight We Work in Silk by Lee Harrington
- Northern Sea by Alex Monagan
- Waylaid by Julie Cox
- Lioness by Amanda Ferry
