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Upon receiving a strange invitation in the mail, Evan Reader is suddenly faced with a choice: either continue living his drab existence or risk the hope of change. The invitation details an intricate process involving the memory chip imbedded in his arm. A process which would allow him to speak with his wife, Meredith, who died in a tsunami four years ago. Evan’s desire to see the childhood sweetheart he married overwhelms his doubts and he agrees to it.

As this classic literature derived queer erotic romance continues, a new boy dwells within the House of Otter with Alexander. Adjusting to a life of extravagance and sexual discipline continues to thrill and trouble the young otter as fresh fantasies and furry men present themselves to satisfy his growing appetite for passionate submission.

Jake Nilsen has the misfortune of performing at Popcorn Comedy Club this weekend. It’s not the crowd, the lineup, or the snacks in the green room that have him in a foul mood; it’s her. Alyssa Duport is tall, athletic, blonde, and it seems as though she’s made it her mission to give him a hard time. Every time he turns around, she has a snide remark or a teasing comment to throw his way. While she drives him absolutely bonkers, Jake isn’t blind: she’s gorgeous and just his type.

Carrie Caine is stressed. Not only is she the new graduate student advisor to the student activities committee at Abraxus Tasker College, but she has some serious studying to do. It's not easy to balance teaching, advising, and attending committee meetings, but she's serious about her career. At ATC, you have to be. But now, she's tasked with handling the emcee of the college's comedy festival: a standup comic named Jake Nilsen. She's a buttoned-up professor—and certainly not a grown man's babysitter—but Jake is more than willing to help her relax.

For almost a century Lord Cedric has hunted the supernatural, hiding the fact he’s one of Sorceress Morrighan’s abominations. Fearful of others discovering his true nature, he weds the Lady of the Court, Angeline, after winning a tournament. The dormant magic in her veins overwhelms his senses, forcing him to realize she’s more than what she appears. He must ask himself: are his feelings a creation of his incubine bloodline or true romantic emotions?