Winnie and Crela Series by Dani Finn

In Barrow Maid, necrologist Winelan met graveyard ghoul Crela and they formed a strange relationship.In Weeping Willow, they went out to listen to a ghost sing in the moonlight.Now Winnie's coming to Crela's crypt for her first sleepover. Crela's worried her ghoulish hunger will get the best of her during sex. She's also worried Winnie will run screaming when Crela bares her ghastly corpse.None of those things happen.What happens instead is cozy, sexy, and emotionally intense... moreIn Barrow Maid, necrologist Winelan met graveyard ghoul Crela and they formed a strange relationship.In Weeping Willow, they went out to listen to a ghost sing in the moonlight.Now Winnie's coming to Crela's crypt for her first sleepover. Crela's worried her ghoulish hunger will get the best of her during sex. She's also worried Winnie will run screaming when Crela bares her ghastly corpse.None of those things happen.What happens instead is cozy, sexy, and emotionally intense.Content This book is intended for an adult audience and contains explicit sex and references to cannibalism. less

Once a year, after the Longest Night, when humans celebrate their Solstice, Crela gets to watch the sun rise. Over the years, she developed a strange, gruesome ritual to mark the moment.This year, she's going to share First Light with Winnie.Assuming she can get rid of their beloved dinner party guests Anders and Lisandre.This is the 6th installment of the Winnie and Crela lesbian necromance series, starting with Barrow Maid... moreOnce a year, after the Longest Night, when humans celebrate their Solstice, Crela gets to watch the sun rise. Over the years, she developed a strange, gruesome ritual to mark the moment.This year, she's going to share First Light with Winnie.Assuming she can get rid of their beloved dinner party guests Anders and Lisandre.This is the 6th installment of the Winnie and Crela lesbian necromance series, starting with Barrow Maid. You're welcome to read it without having read the others, though it might make sense to read at least Barrow Maid for context.Intended for adult audiences. less