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    Into the Mystic, Volume One

    By Tay LaRoi, Kara Race-Moore, Brooklyn Ray and

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    Eleven lesbian/bisexual paranormal short stories...

    Reborn by Brooklyn Ray – Dark magic, mystical bloodlines, a living forest, and two women fighting to reclaim a love they lost.

    Zero Hour by J.C. Long – She can’t outrun the full moon.

    Dove in the Window by Kara Race-Moore – As if the Great Depression wasn’t bad enough, Cissy’s first love is back from the dead.

    Bottom of the River by Samantha Kate – The demon isn’t always the monster.

    If You Want to Walk by Nicole Field – Follow Chess into the Underneath and meet the strange creatures she finds there.

    A Tended Garden by J.P. Jackson – Immortality or humanity—which one will win out in the end?

    Romancing the Healer by Caitlin Ricci – In a deadly snowstorm a werewolf needs all the help she can get, and the werebear coming to her aid is more than she appears to be.

    Midnight Kisses by L.J. Hamlin – A local witch, a new-to-town werewolf, and a mystery to be solved.

    Like a Bell through the Night by Kayla Bashe – Guarding a faerie princess? All in a day’s work for a werewolf bodyguard. Avoiding falling in love with said princess? The hardest mission of Jaffa’s life.

    The Imp in the Rock by Charli Coty – The cure for a bad breakup might be magic.

    Smile Like You Mean It by Tay LaRoi – Ingrid meets a terrifying Japanese legend, but the stories are all wrong.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNineStar Press
    Release dateJul 31, 2017
    ISBN9781370084364
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    Into the Mystic, Volume One
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    Tay LaRoi

    Tay grew up reading too many fairy tales and watching too many movies, which is probably why she writes fantasy now. When she’s not at her day job or writing, she can be found taking spontaneous drives to new places, and drinking way too much coffee. Her first book, “Portraits of a Faerie Queen,” is set to be released in 2017.

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