Anthropologists Like It Wet - A Paranormal Romance Short Story
Despite numerous reported sightings, anthropologist Alice knows the infamous river monster Haltamaha-ya doesn't really exist. All she wants is to get this land survey around the river done so she can go home and get back to her life.
But after a run-in with a mysterious stranger she finds herself looking deeper and deeper into the river... and its inhabitants.
River guardian Holt—a true creature of legend—is determined to stop the development plans near his nest. But when he sees the small female human cataloging his home he decides to take a closer look.
What he discovers will change both of their lives forever.
This is a MF monster romance short story with adult language and open door scenes.
Mature Short Story
- Romance
- Paranormal Romance
- Short Story
- Insta-love
- Open Door
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Elliot Ason
Elliot Ason is a writer who invites readers into a world where monsters meet magic, and romance blooms in the most unexpected places. A lover of all things paranormal and steamy, Elliot specializes in bite-sized, insta-love tales that mix the thrill of magical creatures with the fiery passion of love at first sight. Whether it's a mischievous leprechaun or a brooding monster, her characters are always on a quest to find their one true match, making every story an exciting, fast-paced adventure.
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This was a quick and fun monster romance between a human woman and a lake monster who is a smaller version of the loch ness monster and can shift into a human appearance. I thought this was an interesting and fairly lighthearted short story and I plan to read more by this author in the future.
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