Red, White, And Beauty: A Beastly Collection

This collection contains the first books of three smutty Snow White's Dwarves, Beast's Beauty, and Red Riding Wolf.

Red Riding the Big Bad Wolf
Red Riding Hood is in a pickle. With the chill of autumn in the air, the woodsman he'd usually occupy his nights with is far too busy to indulge him. With so few handsome men about, Red is forced to settle in for a long and lonely season.But there's someone else in these woods, someone who tends to creep closer to town every time the kiss of winter descends on the land. Most people believe that Wolf lurks so near with a heart full of villainous intent, but Red isn't quite so sure. After all, it must get awfully lonesome in those deep dark woods.

It's enough to get Red Who's riding the big bad wolf?


Beauty in the Eye of the Beast-Holder
When Beauty is thrown to the Beast to repay his father's debt, he is determined to make the best of an odd situation. Clever Beauty has never found any person, be they man or monster, to be totally intolerable, after all. He has no doubt he can weather the storm of Beast's company with enough patience and restraint.What he doesn't expect is to find Beast's presence utterly intoxicating. Beauty is a consummate professional, but Beast's intimidating form and heart-pounding proximity tempts him to consummate something else entirely.

And what's Beast's insatiable appetite gives Beauty the sneaking suspicion that Beast covets him just as much.


Snow White and His Seven Dwarves
When Snow White, the fairest prince in all the land, discovers his wicked stepfather's plot to carve out his heart, he knows that he must flee. With the aid of a handsome huntsman, Snow White escapes into the heart of the woods, where the only shelter he can find from the king's wrathful gaze is the home of seven dwarves.At the mercy of these red-blooded fellows, Snow White proposes an agreement to satisfy all In exchange for his shelter and protection, he will tend to all manner of their needs. Being a noble and genteel prince, Snow White shows no promise working in the kitchen or tidying the home, but he enthusiastically proves himself to be an expert bed-warmer for seven virile men.

Will their needs be too much for one prince to endure, or will Snow White's demands prove to be more than seven dwarves can handle?