First of a series of Fur and Fangs’ novelettes. 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: 10,770

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

Third in the Fur and Fangs series. Former lone wolf Riley Evans is crazy for her new vampire paramour. Isabeau seems perfect—she’s smart, sexy, and always dresses to impress. There’s just one problem: Riley’s “time of the month” is rapidly approaching, and she’s not sure their fledgling relationship will weather the storm. Can Riley explain what being a werewolf really entails to a vampire, or will her fear of rejection drive them both apart? 8,500 words

Fourth in the Fur and Fangs series. After nursing a broken heart for decades, Isabeau LaCour finally feels ready to take a hesitant step forward with Riley. Spring cleaning presents her with the perfect a box full of “intimate” leftovers from her previous relationship. But even with the best of intentions, dredging up old memories can be painful. That’s the problem with being a with too much time on your hands, sometimes it’s hard to decide when the moment’s right.

Fifth in the series. Life is good for country werewolf Riley Evans. She loves living in New York City with her best friend Colin, and she’s growing closer and closer to her vampire girlfriend, Isabeau. But when Riley meets a strange wolf on her monthly run in Central Park, the encounter brings up some confusing feelings. Li Min from the Rambler pack is nonbinary, and Riley starts to wonder if she might be, too. Conflicted, she debates whether to experiment with a new label for her gender…and struggles to explain her feelings to Izzy.

Sixth in the Fur and Fang series. New York City vampire Isabeau LaCour is over the moon about her new were-friend, Riley Evans—but a chance encounter with her ex-girlfriend Natasha has her questioning her decisions. Can Izzy put aside the ghosts of the past and move on to a better future with Riley by her side?

Seventh in the Fur and Fangs series. With their relationship growing more serious by the day, country wolf Riley Evans decides it’s time to introduce their city girlfriend, Izzy, to the entire Evans clan. But visiting family brings its own problems. Riley isn’t sure how to tell their parents about their newly-discovered nonbinary identity, and their younger brother Monty has some secrets of his own. Will Izzy be able to give Riley the confidence and support they need to come out?

Eighth in the Fur and Fangs Series. Izzy and Riley continue their trip down south in New Orleans, but going home isn’t always easy. While visiting her aging mother, Izzy is forced to confront her own vampiric immortality, and consider what role Riley might play in her future. Will Izzy be able to confess her fears and explain exactly what ‘forever’ means?

It’s Isabeau’s birthday, and Riley is determined to pick the best present ever. But what can they possibly give their immortal vampire paramour? Thankfully, Elyse, Colin, and Li Min are ready to help. Together, they might just manage to throw Izzy the perfect birthday bash.

After a wonderful year together, Isabeau wants Riley, her were-friend, to move in with her. But gathering the courage to ask, and overcoming the trauma of her previous relationship, won’t be easy. And even if she manages to make the offer... what if Riley says no?