CANIDITY: Chapter Four
CHAPTER FOUR I smelled and heard the visitor long before I saw him. It was difficult to say how long I hid under the desk; it could have been minutes, or hours. I was losing my ability to tell time, at least I no longer had any concept of what...
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So here's a early Christmas gift for all my watchers who love feral transformation pr0nz....in which, a naive young man goes to work as a dog handler for a famous musher, only to learn that handling isn't what his new boss has in mind at all.... I...
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Seems like "Love Finds a Way" was well received, so your favorite author of sexy k-9 transformations has his paws on the keyboard again.... Last month's story delved into the new territory of female-to-male gendershifting, while this new pieces...
Identity: Chapter Forty-Eight
CHAPTER FORTY-EIGHT NED News anchors were chattering; dozens of cameras flashing; a crowd of thousands buzzing as the city of San Fernando prepared to put Senator Johnson on trial. Even with police clearance, Ned could hardly find a place to park,...
Identity: Chapter Forty-Seven
CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN MIKEY At that moment the crocodile was feeling very smart indeed. Mikey's hotel room had evidentially previously sheltered a female guest, because the room smelled strongly of perfumes, so much that his nose twitched and he...
Identity: Chapter Forty-Six
CHAPTER FORTY-SIX NED "It wasn't Dr Rath. Couldn't possibly have been." The speaker was a Lycaon surgeon called Edmund DuBois, and they were sitting in one of the hospital's conference room. Dr DuBois was trying to sound professional, but there...
Identity: Chapter Forty-Five
CHAPTER FORTY-FIVE NED The Prius was parked between a blue van and a red Corvette convertible, reminding Ned of the American flag. The back door was down - Justice Johnson had closed it, he said, after finding the body. The call had come early:...
Identity: Chapter Fifty-Five
\*\*\* This is NOT the last chapter CHAPTER FIFTY-FIVE NED The crash sent up an echo that rang throughout the empty mall. Wordlessly Ned ran to the balcony. Maxwell lay on his back amid the wreckage of one of the kiosks. He'd fallen right into...
Identity: Chapter Fifty-Four
CHAPTER FIFTY-FOUR NED The fox had gone into a trance or something, muttering incoherent nonsense and whimpering quietly to himself, paws gesturing, so after a moment of that, Ned had started edging himself towards Garrett, who, the silly yote,...
Identity: Chapter Fifty-Three
CHAPTER FIFTY-THREE MIKEY Mikey was in a nightmare, but it was a living one. The wolf was saying that his family had been murdered, but that couldn't be so; that was only the dream, the reoccurring nightmare, but if so, how did the wolf know about...
Identity: Chapter Fifty-Two
CHAPTER FIFTY-TWO NED He'd barely made it out of the building when his voice vibrated_. Gee, that was fast, Arkady_, he thought, but when he extracted the phone, the ID said Garrett. Briefly he considered how he should relate the morning's events....
Identity: Chapter Fifty-One
CHAPTER FIFTY-ONE NED Garrett did not answer Ned's call, but this failed to dampen the wolf's spirits. The drive back to SF Metro headquarters was thick with rampant tail-wagging, long-muzzled grinning, and irresistible relief. Finally, the...