Monsters

Rob Knight, Michelle Belanger, A.M. Riley, S.K. Jovovich, K.T. Zheng, Allen R. Angel, Julia Talbot, T.J. Pennington, Jean Roberta, Erastes, B.A. Tortuga, Angela Weaver, Steve Berman, M. Jones, Fabiano Fabris, Atta Vazzy, Tammy Lee, Lawrence Schimel, Nicholas Alexander Hayes, Owen Wolfe, James Souter, Cindy Rosenthal, Sara Bell, Sean Michael


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Monsters by Rob Knight, Michelle Belanger, A.M. Riley, S.K. Jovovich, K.T. Zheng, Allen R. Angel, Julia Talbot, T.J. Pennington, Jean Roberta, Erastes, B.A. Tortuga, Angela Weaver, Steve Berman, M. Jones, Fabiano Fabris, Atta Vazzy, Tammy Lee, Lawrence Schimel, Nicholas Alexander Hayes, Owen Wolfe, James Souter, Cindy Rosenthal, Sara Bell, Sean Michael
The Monsters anthology brings together some of Torquere's most beloved authors as well as some fresh new faces to scare you and excite you. All of the things that go bump in the night come out to play in this collection, the bogeymen of our childhood and the things that frighten us as adults all coming together in these sexy, deliciously dark tales. The anthology features authors such as Sean Michael, Julia Talbot, and Erastes as well as new faces James Souter and Sara Bell.

Foreword by Rob Knight
From the rush of adrenaline the creak of the closet door in the dark of the night gives us, to the erotic shiver of the promise of the vampire’s
teeth sinking into our skin, monsters penetrate our psyche. The whispers in the dark cause goosebumps much like the ones raised when our
lovers slide fingers along the same skin.

How delicious when the monster and the lover are one and the same.

From the ubiquitous monster hiding beneath the bed, to the threat of a beast hiding just beneath what appears to be normal human flesh, we
have spent generations distilling our fears, our thrills, our sexual desires into cautionary tales, into dark fantasy. Into visceral, soul-deep
shadows that are enjoyed by the light of the moon, of the flashlight hidden under our covers, of the flickering lights in the campfire or the
movie theater.

To wed monsters to the erotic is the marriage of a pair of long-term lovers, two ripe entities born in the night and you, dear readers, are the
audience to this set of nuptials.

So come in, have a seat.

Just remember, tuck your feet beneath you. You don’t know what could be lurking under your chair.
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