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Her mother, an eight tail fox when her first husband had died, was orders of magnitude still more powerful than her children. No if anything they\u2019d taken care of her father, but he\u2019d still been laid low in the flash of an eye. Something that was all the more shocking for long lived creatures such as most of the various types of fox spirit in the world. Even the detestable Gumiho, especially those that still kept to their ancient murderous ways of seducing human men and feasting on their livers.<\/p>\n

Even those uncivilized beasts, had lives that were long extended by the standards of most creatures magical and mundane, and cherished those extended lives with their chosen mates when they finally found a partner they didn\u2019t immediately kill. Some people would then suggest that repairing such a place should be easy with that much magic at her disposal, but it was never that easy. Destroying with magic was simple enough, but creating with magic required an entirely different skill set.<\/p>\n

Mages who focused on say carpentry certainly existed, but such men and women were usually rated as masters in their trade when doing all of their work by hand, with their magical talents only increasing their already extant abilities. Visualizing was an important part of creating with magic, and while Shizuka could create a stunning glass rose with a wave of her hand, a trick she\u2019d developed as a young girl of forty, she could not visualize the care, detail and dimensions required to truly build a shrine.<\/p>\n

She had managed with her little cottage, it was warm, and kept the weather out, it was even tastefully decorated to one extent or another. Unfortunately making a shack was another style of construction all together from the graceful lines and exquisite details of a true shrine. Shizuka had been teleported to the site directly with magic and had immediately started working out her own temporary lodging before she set to work clearing some debris and purifying the sacred tree at the center of the shrine\u2019s grounds.The mighty tree was ancient even by Fox standards and had come through it\u2019s ordeal in fairly good condition despite a little charring here and there on its rough bark.<\/p>\n

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Book Cover by DevilishDuck aka MorePecans Printed in the United States of America 1kitap1.com\/en A NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR AND ART CREDITS Welcome to ‘A Monstrous Love’, for many of my readers this will be a significant departure from my regular fare, being a collection of modern or fantasy short stories with barely a trace of science fiction in sight, but as any sharp reader will soon be able to tell, these stories predate my current series of novels, sometimes significantly.<\/p>\n

You’ll find some themes in common of course, including plenty of lovey dovey monster girls just melting for the chance to bag a Human husband of their very own… and more than a few of them are amenable to sharing too. The eleven complete short stories, a full novella and one incomplete chunk of a novel contained within, range from spicy to sweet but I believe all are still excellent in their own way even if my craft has significantly improved in the time since I wrote these stories.<\/p>\n

I have chosen to preserve them ‘as is’, without major editing or revision, as I still believe in what I wrote back then, and I hope you can enjoy them in the spirit in which I intend them. The stories are arranged somewhat in chronological order of my writing them, with the exception of Blood of the Corps, which was somewhat earlier than most of the short stories.<\/p>\n

There is art paired with many of the stories, and more art at the end of the book, the artist for most of them is Ducky, aka DevilishDuck and MorePecans, and Nano. While Plasmid did the vampire nurse. All are sublimely talented artists who I consider friends. It was a pleasure to get to commission them for my work, and I’m happy to get to share the art I had made for this work with you all now.<\/p>\n

S\/F Eric Wesson 1kitap1.com\/en THE UNDER HEAVENS SETTING A generation ago, a Vampire Lord had awoken and rallied monsters from around the world, to make a strike at humanity and take back what he saw as the rightful place of his kind in a world gone so very wrong.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.<\/em><\/p>\n

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