The Silvore City (inc. The Call of Coyotl)
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In a world very similar to ours, there are differences as well; the SilFur City furcon in Las Vegas attracts the attendance of various supernatural creatures, some known to the attendees, and some not. Werewolves and shapeshifters abound, freely blending into the anthro appreciation subculture... and some of them freely making meals of the attendees.
This vore-themed novella consists of three main plotlines; it is suggested they should be read in the following order.
-"A Werewolf Marriage" follows Blue and Krim as Blue confesses his werewolf status to his fiance, and asks to turn him. This short story has themes of romance, willing vore, and full tour-induced transformation.
-"Talk About Being Dumped" features the friends-turned-lovers Jack and Rick, with Jack revealing his own werewolf secrets. Something is amiss, however, as the predatory Teal soon reveals himself. Themes include willing prey, betrayal, hard digestion and post-vore disposal towards the end.
-"The Lost Puppy" follows the werewolf Elias as he prepares to make a meal of an attendee... only to discover his prey is not what he seemed. While it looks like he'll just end up on the menu instead, something far more special soon happens... themes of role reversal, sex, willing prey, and soft digestion.
All together this novella totals 31,149 words, a commission value of $350.
Bundled with this novella is my first novella, the Call of Coyotl, which features one willing oral vore scene, one willing CV scene, and one post-vore disposal scene. The Call of Coyotl totals 25,000 words, a $275 commission value.
This vore-themed novella consists of three main plotlines; it is suggested they should be read in the following order.
-"A Werewolf Marriage" follows Blue and Krim as Blue confesses his werewolf status to his fiance, and asks to turn him. This short story has themes of romance, willing vore, and full tour-induced transformation.
-"Talk About Being Dumped" features the friends-turned-lovers Jack and Rick, with Jack revealing his own werewolf secrets. Something is amiss, however, as the predatory Teal soon reveals himself. Themes include willing prey, betrayal, hard digestion and post-vore disposal towards the end.
-"The Lost Puppy" follows the werewolf Elias as he prepares to make a meal of an attendee... only to discover his prey is not what he seemed. While it looks like he'll just end up on the menu instead, something far more special soon happens... themes of role reversal, sex, willing prey, and soft digestion.
All together this novella totals 31,149 words, a commission value of $350.
Bundled with this novella is my first novella, the Call of Coyotl, which features one willing oral vore scene, one willing CV scene, and one post-vore disposal scene. The Call of Coyotl totals 25,000 words, a $275 commission value.