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Fur and Fangs #2
Fur and Fangs #2
Second in the series of Fur and Fangs. Moving to big, bustling New York City from rural Georgia is already exciting enough for country wolf Riley Evans, but it becomes downright exhilarating when she spots a beautiful woman in a yellow dress on her morning commute. The only problem is, she has no idea what to say to city girls…especially one that happens to be a vampire.
Words: 9,770
Words: 9,770
48 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 20, 2017
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Rae D. Magdon
28 books283 followersRae D. Magdon is an author of queer lesbian fiction. Her stories celebrate lesbian, bisexual, queer, and trans women falling in love, and she cares deeply about including characters of color in her work. In addition to publishing novels about all kinds of women and their adventures, she has an extensive fanfiction collection available for free online.
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January 15, 2022
Can I just say I love the name of the demon who is Riley’s boss, Mr. Mrglsptz.
There are so many little things in the story that elevate it to 5 stars.
There are so many little things in the story that elevate it to 5 stars.
March 26, 2018
The series continues with the same quality as #1...
A sweet paranormal romance between a Southern bred non-binary werewolf and a street smart New York City vampire. This time we get the perspective from Isabeau's point of view (the vampire).
It's the morning after her first date with Riley and this chapter let's us see her amusing workplace, her nosy best friend, and a welcome 2nd date with Riley.
Magdon laces this story with humor, good feels, and throws in an erotic scene as the ladies further develop their relationship with one another.
Cute story.
A sweet paranormal romance between a Southern bred non-binary werewolf and a street smart New York City vampire. This time we get the perspective from Isabeau's point of view (the vampire).
It's the morning after her first date with Riley and this chapter let's us see her amusing workplace, her nosy best friend, and a welcome 2nd date with Riley.
Magdon laces this story with humor, good feels, and throws in an erotic scene as the ladies further develop their relationship with one another.
Cute story.
February 21, 2018
I enjoyed this as much as the first in the series. This is in first person from Isabeau's point of view this time and we get a little insight into her job where she teaches computer literacy to creatures born long before any kind of technology.
It's still funny and sexy but much more erotic than it is sweet.
I've got a witch waving her mouse around like a wand, a cranky vampire muttering something about how things were simpler when Roosevelt (the first one, I suspect) was president, and a faerie typing some very inappropriate words into the Google search bar.
It's still funny and sexy but much more erotic than it is sweet.
January 21, 2018
It just keeps getting better! It's nice to see that the de-troped, inclusive, slice-of-life theme of this series really does apply to everyone who lives in it. Vampire or werewolf, demon or cupid, selkie, warlock, troll, or zombie, you still gotta pay bills and do your taxes. Isabeau's job is wonderful. It cracked me up. I won't be too specific about it because I want you to read it for yourself, but suffice it to say that it's amusing and clever and makes a lot of sense within the setting.
In this volume, we see the protagonists beginning to learn about each other. They go on a date, they're self-conscious, they reassure each other, they're only ever supportive and just nice to each other and it's so great to see. Their relationship feels like it's going to be healthy from the get-go. There are so many instances in which the characters demonstrate healthy self-respect. I love it.
In this volume, we see the protagonists beginning to learn about each other. They go on a date, they're self-conscious, they reassure each other, they're only ever supportive and just nice to each other and it's so great to see. Their relationship feels like it's going to be healthy from the get-go. There are so many instances in which the characters demonstrate healthy self-respect. I love it.
October 4, 2023
Fur and Fangs #2 continues the tale of Riley and Isabeau, this time from Isabeau's point of view. Their sexual compatibility continues to grow as they extend their repertoire to include some vampire blood play. There is a small supporting cast to help provide insights into the main characters. Fun, if very brief, read.
May 30, 2018
So sexy and fun!
This series is a sexy delight! I love the playfulness of the world and the characters and these stories masterfully avoid so many of the pitfalls and cliches that exist in so much erotic writing. Enjoying every minute!
This series is a sexy delight! I love the playfulness of the world and the characters and these stories masterfully avoid so many of the pitfalls and cliches that exist in so much erotic writing. Enjoying every minute!
July 16, 2017
Just as lovely as the first book. Left me wanting more. I look forward to reading more from the author.
November 22, 2017
Fun sapphic romance romp
August 31, 2018
Nice continuation of Izzy and Riley's journey. No angst or sadness just two beings yearning to learn more about each other. Eolande, you are one naughty Leprechaun. ;)
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