There's two ways to read this book. 1. As the fourth and final book in my Beastars series. 2. As a stand alone. I won't promise that option two will make complete sense, but I'll try my best. Forcibly torn from Melon's grip, you need time to recover. Can you do that with a strange gray wolf hovering around?
BOOK THREEEEEEEEE Things took a twist. That's all you could say.
This is a BOOK TWO. Can it be read as a stand alone? Probably. Should it be? Probably not. Louis, someone who's more attuned to the shadows, decides to step into the light of a little maned wolf. Can he win her over?
A story where herbivores and carnivores fought in war, leaving the carnivores victorious. The herbivores are left in the hands of carnivores for them to do what so ever they please. Frankly, Legoshi doesnt like it. [Hey! So this idea for a story just kinda popped into my head. I dont know how long it'll last, we'll...
When you tradgically die in an attempt to save a stranger and suddenly wake up very much alive in a world full of anthropromorphic animals, your life turns from crazy to absolutely insane. Dealing with feral carnivores, racist herbivores and an awkward love life as the only human in Cherryton Academy, you also cannot...
BOOK ONE Legoshi has an unmistakable bloodlust. The reader has rejected her instincts and earned the distrust of both carnivores and herbivores. Seems these two have something they should talk about. Some Various x Reader aspects but we know who you'll end up with here ;) "A Doe in Buck's Clothing" is book two, "Twis...