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A young woman and her friend go into the woods for a hike. On their walk they are assailed by three werewolves who take them deep into the woods for a night of hot sex.

Everything was going okay for Laura as the trade caravan she was a part of travelled to Nuabaile. Until one night while she snuck off into the woods to relieve herself, and was captured by a troll. Now she is bound in chains, in the home of a large, powerful troll who has captured her to become his mate. She is unsure of her fate as the large creature stands over her, ready to make her fulfill her purpose.

Tamara works for a very handsome and very celibate priest. She has a secret crush on Father Andrew, even though she knows it's very wrong of her. She is also possessed by a demon that forces her to do horrible things, like submitting herself to him for his own pleasure. However, the demon has gotten bored of Tamara and seeks even more gratification. Now he wants Tamara to convince Father Andrew to break his vow of celibacy.

Ghost stories date back centuries, but those written in the Victorian era have a unique atmosphere and dark beauty. Michael Sims, whose previous Victorian collections Dracula’s Guest (vampires) and The Dead Witness (detectives) have been widely praised, has gathered twelve of the best stories about humanity’s oldest supernatural obsession. The Phantom Coach includes tales by a surprising and often legendary cast, including Charles Dickens, Margaret Oliphant, Henry James, Rudyard Kipling, and Arthur Conan Doyle, as well as lost gems by forgotten masters such as Mary E. Wilkins Freeman and W. F. Harvey. Amelia B. Edwards’s chilling story gives the collection its title, while Ambrose Bierce ("The Moonlit Road"), Elizabeth Gaskell ("The Old Nurse’s Story"), and W. W. Jacobs ("The Monkey’s Paw") will turn you white as a sheet. With a skillful introduction to the genre and notes on each story by Sims, The Phantom Coach is a spectacular collection of ghostly Victorian thrills.

Confined to an ancient abbey, trapped in a community of women, Dani longs for a man's touch. She knows that she wasn't meant for celibacy and rebels against the sisters' teachings. She doesn't understand why the sisters worship cold stone figures. But the abbey holds a secret - it holds magic. And its stone guardians awake when the time is right. And they have been watching Dani, waiting for the New Moon. They know that she wasn't meant to be celibate, but they also know that she wasn't meant for a man.

Leandra and Urson are apprentice-wizards, practicing their spells in a forest glade. When Leandra casts a spell on Urson, he is transformed into a brown bear. Horrified at what she thinks she's done to her best friend, Leandra turns to run for help, only to have the bear run her down. Urson explains that his transformation wasn't her fault, and tells her of the sensual encounter with a witch which ended with him cursed to take the shape of a bear whenever he becomes aroused. In order to regain his human form, Urson must bring his bear-self to orgasm.

When Chrissy is dared to pleasure herself in front a gryphon by her boyfriend, she gets more than she bargains for when the gryphon wakes up and carries her away to his lair. It is there where the gryphon has his way with her. The beast is too strong and Chrissy cannot resist his advances. She hates it at first, but soon she finds great pleasure in the perverse of mating with this hybrid creature. In fact, the gryphon gives her most pleasure than she had ever dreamed

Kera is the greatest alchemist-healer in her village. She can heal every wound and ailment - all except for her dying father's sickness. Kera needs a special ingredient -the blood of a gryphon - to cure him, but gryphons are deadly creatures. Throwing caution to the wind, Kera goes out in the wildness to find and kill herself a gryphon. When she finds one, she discovers that the ?

Henry David Thoreau has long been an intellectual icon and folk hero. In this strikingly original profile, Michael Sims reveals how the bookish, quirky young man evolved into the patron saint of environmentalism and nonviolent activism. Working from 19th-century letters and diaries, Sims charts Henry’s course from his time at Harvard through the years he spent living in a cabin beside Walden Pond. Sims uncovers a previously hidden Thoreau - the rowdy boy reminiscent of Tom Sawyer, the sarcastic college iconoclast, the devoted son who kept imitating his beloved older brother’s choices in life.

Clara is fearful as she is bound to a stake by the soldiers of her city, and carried to the mountain top to serve as a sacrifice to the dragon. Trepidation tears at her soul, as she stares at the cave in front of her and awaits her fate. When the dragon emerges, a large, winged beast made of muscle and scales, she's confused when it doesn't eat her right away. She is also surprised that she can communicate with it, to a limited extent. Clara is able to understand that the creature wants something from her, but what?

Lisi is a beautiful princess who is forced to marry a prince from a warring kingdom. Lisi is to be brought to her fiancé's castle to be wed. She expects a carriage and armed escort, but to her surprise, a centaur appears to escort her. Reluctantly, she hops on the centaur and rides to her new kingdom. She loves the feel of his chest and his movements between her legs as he gallops and he in turn loves her touch. When a thunderstorm erupts, the two must seek shelter and it's in there, within the confines of a cave, that woman and centaur truly can explore each other's body.

After an ill-fated invasion of an underground orcish fort, Sergeant Follier, the only woman in her military unit, finds herself her unit's only survivor. Dressed in scanty clothing, she is brought as a prisoner before Vornash-Um-Grool, the leader of the orc tribe that she and her former comrades were commanded to invade. Follier wonders why this orc chieftain would allow her to live while her comrades were killed. What would this big, powerful orc want with her, and would she be willing to give it to him if it meant sparing her life?

In a world where being a shifter can only lead to execution, Ravi takes to the jungle in his tiger form, hoping to avoid all human contact. With a price on his head, ambushed by human hunters, he takes cover in the deep jungle. Stranded in the jungle, running from angry, drunken hunters, Isela comes across the wounded were-tiger. While treating his wounds as best she can, Isela is overwhelmed with desire; Ravi is in heat, and his scent calls to her, bringing her own animal instincts to the surface.

Amelia understands that a young virgin must be sacrificed to the Gods every year so that her tribe can be prosperous next season. She understands that a it is a price that her village must pay. However, her and her family questions this price when she is the chosen sacrifice. Even though she questions the ultimate sacrifice she must make, Amelia submits to the path that fate has chosen for her. As she is tied to the altar and left to die she comes to terms with her fate. That is, until a Utahraptor finds her bound helplessly.

Escaping from a constricted life and an unhappy marriage, Neris slips into the woods whenever she can on the pretext of gathering herbs. These stolen moments are her sole comfort until the day she finds a wounded orc in the woods. Unable to stand by and watch another suffer, Neris tends him, bringing him food and medicine, protecting him until he can tend himself. The orc allows the attention because he knows Neris better than she knows herself- he can scent her, knows that she smells ripe and wanton, that his presence fires her lust.

Iyara thought it would be easy to sneak into the Ogre king's lair and steal his treasure. She thought it would be nothing to sneak past the big, dumb, lazy orc guards. She thought wrong. Now, she's being taken to Wroth, king of the mountain Ogres, so he and his big, beefy orc guards, can teach her a lesson in respecting his kingdom.

Caris makes the most of that freedom, taking lovers where and when she chooses, enjoying every sensual pleasure that her lovers introduce her to. However, one day she is overtaken by a starving pack of wargs as she rides between towns. Alone, she has no hope but to outrun them. As her horse tires and slows, rescue comes from a most unlikely source - a raiding party of orcs. The orcs are willing to rescue her...for a price. Has Caris learned enough carnal tricks to satisfy them all?

Charlotte's bills are piling up - she needs a job, but nothing pans out. Finally, she finds a vaguely worded ad for a personal assistant. Desperate, she applies. During the interview, she falls in lust with her sexy, primally attractive boss, but once she has the job, he ignores her. As she settles into her new job, Charlotte realizes that something odd is going on in Sam's office. Staffers appear and disappear, paperwork doesn't add up, and her sexy, intriguing boss gets really growly once a month.

Princess Celestine had been in the tower for a long time. Her father's kingdom was sacked by an invading necromancer, who captured her and kept her alive so he could use her blood for his dark rituals. With her kingdom in ruins, and her family dead, she has accepted her fate of being locked away in the tower for all eternity. That is, until a dragon shows up and tears the roof off of her tower prison.

Agena has earned the right to lead a group of mercenaries. She earned it by beating the local town hero, Bram, in a duel. The duel was the easy part, though, since now she has to find and kill a flock of gryphons. So she leads her 20-man team into the eerie Darkling Cave where they are ambushed by a swarm of gryphons. Steel clashes with claws and soon only Agena and the largest of the gryphons are left alive. The massive gryphon makes short work of Agena, leaving her defenseless. Just as Agena thinks the gryphon is going in for the kill, he begins to caress her skin. He doesn't want to kill her.