Sacrifice of Fire
 
A woman gives up everything to fulfill an ancient pact.
 
Tags: Dragon/female vore, Soft Vore, Willing, Reluctant, Fantasy
 
 She stopped in the entrance to the Fire Lord's lair, her breath shaky and her heart hammering. She unclasped her short robe and allowed the woven steel garment to fall to the floor with a heavy thud. For one of the lesser races of the world, such a thing would be both too large and far too heavy to wear.. but for a Fire Giant suc

Feeding the Fish
 
A boy learns the hard way not to trust mischievous girls, especially when around large hungry animals!
 
Tags: FF/m, Fish/boy vore, Trickery, Non-consensual, Incest (just a bit)
 
 He followed along behind the two whispering girls, trying his best to ignore the way that they occasionally glanced over their shoulders at him and giggled. His older sister Amberly was on the right and her best friend Rowan was on the left, and both were looking quite pretty

Zookeepers 2: Eclectic Voraloo
 
The continuing tales of the girls who work at the zoo. A zoo that has decided to feed its female employees to its animals (why? 'cause it's cheaper, silly). A sequel to both Zookeepers and Hanna Goes to the Zoo (both of which were based, in part, on the vore comic "A Tight Fit", aka Jimmy the Giant Frog, by PD), but it can also probably work as a stand alone story. Read them all in any order you wish, though the build up of tension and stakes migh

This story goes along with "Hannah goes to the Zoo". It is sort of a sequel, but stands on its own. The events in this story take place more or less concurrently with the events in Hannah's story. I had written the two with the intention of Hannah's story being read first, but it probably makes little difference in the end.
 
Zookeepers
 
1 - The Meeting
 
 Trina, Rebbecca, and Ted were all in a meeting with the head manageers of the zoo. The live feedings that t

Hannah goes to the Zoo
 
 The world was changing. Had changed already, in fact. Hannah wasn't sure exactly when it had happened, but remembered with crystal clarity the first time the changes became obvious enough for her to notice. The first time was the day she saw a woman eaten by a frog.
 
 She was at the zoo, casually wandering around the exhibits and admiring all the different animals. Many no longer existed in the wild, some had been extinct until revived by recent s