Tento autor sa špecializuje na literatúru s témami gay furry fikcie, pričom skúma jedinečné aspekty tejto subkultúry a jej postáv. Jeho rozprávanie sa často zameriava na hlboké spojenie medzi zvieracími antropomorfnými postavami a ich ľudskými emóciami a vzťahmi. Dôraz sa kladie na autentické zobrazenie gay skúseností v rámci týchto fantastických svetov. Autorov štýl sa vyznačuje plynulým rozprávaním, ktoré vtiahne čitateľov do prepracovaných svetov.
In the midst of planning a bold jewel heist, the characters find themselves entangled in unexpected romantic feelings, complicating their high-stakes adventure. As they navigate the dangers of both the heist and their evolving emotions, the story blends thrilling action with a nuanced exploration of love and risk. This engaging narrative promises to captivate fans of the author's previous series, "Out of Position" and "Dangerous Spirits."
As a young wolf and the son of a barley farmer, Coryn was lured into a night of adventure and sex by a cunning rat thief, a night which left him in debt for five long years. Now the owner of a farm himself, he has paid off his debt but finds himself longing to see the rat just one more time. So he's returning to the capital city of Divalia in search of one more adventure, and gets much more than he'd bargained for...
Lonnie, now part of the Port City gay community, seeks to help others by befriending Scot, who feels out of place at a party. As Scot yearns for a deeper connection, Lonnie grapples with the challenge of navigating their budding friendship while addressing Scot's longing for a familial bond. The story explores themes of belonging and the search for one's community, as Lonnie confronts the poignant question of his own missing "pack."
The playoffs are here, and Dev Miski's life has never been busier. If the Chevali Firebirds want to wink their first championship, he'll need to play the best football of his life. But, as the only gay professional football player, he's best by distracting demands for commercials and interviews. The number one distraction though, is his boyfriend Lee, After the fox's mother joins a religious anti-gay group, Lee turns back to the gay activism of his college days. He pushes Dev to use his celebrity to reach out to the gay youth, but only succeeds in starting bigger arguments. When their relationship faces its most difficult test, will their love for each other triumph? This is the fourth volume of Dev and Lee's story which began in Out of Position and continued in Isolation Play and Divisions. The playoffs will bring the football season to an end one way or another. What will it mean for their future together?