QUEER WOLF                                             
                       PARANORMAL/ URBAN FANTASY
  A Queer Moon is Rising...

 “Their world lies between the shadows and the 
   moonlight, between man and animal…and in the
   city under neon moons and through iron-treed 
   streets, the queer wolves run.”

   Bound within QUEER WOLF is an exciting collection
   of contemporary, urban and sensual werewolf tales; 
   a gathering of queer wolves presented by exciting,
   new and established authors.

   Edited by: James EM Rasmussen

   Stories by:  RJ Bradshaw; Naomi Clark; Charlie
   Cochrane; Laramie Dean; Moondancer Drake; Ginn Hale;  Erica Hildebrand; Michael Itig; Lucas
   Johnson; Andi Lee; Charles Long; Stephen  Osborne; Robert Saldarini; Quinn Smythwood; 
   Jerome Stueart; Anel Viz; Cari Z
                                                                                                               QUEER WOLF
   In WOLF STRAP, “Returning home for the funeral of her cousin, Ayla thinks the worse she’ll have
   to deal with is her prejudiced parents until she finds herself hunting down a monster.” In MOON 
   SING, “A young urban werewolf must choose between his life in the city or a young man who has 
   secrets of his own.” In WOLF LOVER, “Nigel has a werewolf fetish. When some rough trade 
   doesn’t quite go to plan, he finds himself wondering who is the hunted and who is the hunter?” In 
   SHY HUNTER, “Since being assaulted, David must struggle to control the beast within. But the
   killer stalking David’s lover may leave him no choice but to embrace his dangerous nature.” In THE
   STRAY, “John thought it just coincidence that his housemate and the big grey dog that came by for
   handouts never crossed paths. How long would it take him to catch on?” In NEW BEGINNINGS,
   “Michael wasn’t looking for change, but change found him in the form of Tori, a young werewolf
   with a difficult past. To make a new beginning, they’ll have to survive first.” In WHERE THE SLED
   DOGS RUN, “Fourth grade teacher Drew Halliard thought he knew everything about the late
   Horwood Mather and his sled dogs, but what if the sled dogs want to know more about Drew?” In
   PAVLOV’S DOG, “Sometimes wolves go bad…it is this knowledge that kept Josh in self imposed
   isolation until Caleb came to the Pavlov’s Dog and Josh realized that sometimes they don’t.” In
   WOLVES OF THE WEST, “Sometimes your life is defined by the things you have to keep  
   hidden…”  In FAMILY MATTERS , “What was supposed to be a quiet evening at home for alpha
   wolf Tala  Nqumayo and her mate Mirabella turns into a desperate fight for the survival of the city
   they’ve sworn to protect.” In WRONG TURN, “When Kevin Thomas ends up somewhere he
   should never be he meets Shawn Jameson, someone he should never have met and enters a world of
   danger and mystery.” In LEADER OF THE PACK, “A new lover ignites a flood of emotions within
   Adolfo as he reflects on beginnings and discovers a startling and unexpected ending.” In WAR OF
   THE WOLVES, “It took a werewolf to save Hunter’s life and a mortal to show him his destiny…but 
   in the war to come he must fight for all he holds dear.” In FLIP CITY, “With nightmares invading his
   city, Ryan’s only refuge is the silence of the park–but when a strange wolf bites him, he discovers
   that not all nightmares are bad…” In NIGHT SWIMMING, “Far more than skin is revealed at the
   city’s river when two men from different walks of life are brought together.” In IN THE SEEONEE
   HILLS, “When young Claire infiltrates a rival pack and draws the attention of Geneva, the pack’s
   charismatic heir, she soon discovers that she is not the only werewolf with a hidden agenda.” And
   in A WOLF’S MOON, “An interloper stalks the queer wolves of the city but it is the alpha’s lover,
   his mate, Sebastian who appears deepest under the spell of scent and seduction.”
  THERE IS A QUEER MOON RISING...

   REVIEWS

   “The debut anthology from James EM Rasmussen's QueeredFiction is an entertaining
   and varied collection, boasting such talents as Charlie Cochrane and Ginn Hale. Lovers
   of the lycan will find much to slaver over here: from the werewolf wanabee to the
   lovers-through-time, to waifs and strays. From the carnal to the violent to the passionate,
   this anthology will wag your tail, I guarantee it.”
  Erastes author of Standish

   “Overall, I enjoyed reading this anthology. There were a good range of stories from
   authors who mostly did interesting things with what many people are calling a tired
   genre. It was refreshing to see f/f stories amongst the m/m, and even more refreshing
   was the consistently high quality of the writing from all the authors - even if some worked
   better than others. I may have had some quibbles with plotting, but the writing itself was
   excellent. I'm going to give this anthology a grade of 'Very Good' as I will definitely be
   reading many of these stories again when I'm in the mood for something with a bit of
   bite.”
  Well Read

   “Overall, and being totally honest, what surprised me the most about this anthology was the
   diversity of the GLBT stories about werewolves because, let's face it, how many plots about lycans
   can there be?? I was wrong because no two stories were the same, the authors' voices were all very
   different, and the work, as a whole and individually, of good quality. Queer Wolf is, I think, a credit
   to this first-time publisher.” (4 out of 5 stars)
   Jessewave

  “Mystery, romance and action are just some of the genres covered in this werewolf filled anthology.
   Stories of prejudice, confusion and passion are just some of the feelings the authors have captured
   to make this set of stories unique. Totally paranormal, fully urban and all queer this is a collection 
   of tales that will appeal to a lot of readers, gay or not.”
   Amberkatze

   “As a collection, Queer Wolf works nicely together. There's a nice mix of all things werewolf/lgbt in
   here: manlove, woman-on-woman, hereditary werewolves, werewolf bites, the occasional vampire or
   demon, cross-dressers, sweet romance, erotic sex scenes, and all manner of taboo-breaking,
   supernatural or otherwise. A number of stories had an entire pack of LGBT wolves, a safe haven for
   werewolves of a "different" sexuality, which is an interesting idea. The broad variety ensures pretty
   much everyone will find at least a couple stories they'll enjoy, and werewolf fanatics should consider
   the collection a must-read.” (3.5 pints of blood)
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