***WARNING SEXUAL CONTENT***In the year 2265 animal DNA was combined with a human in embryo. From then, dozens of anthropomorphic sub-species including canines, felines, equines, and even numerous combinations with reptiles, insects, and aquatics have been created. The Hybrid integration into human society has been a disaster in the media. They are criticized, prosecuted, and even attacked by extremist religious, scientific, and political groups claiming that such 'abominations' should not be allowed to exist. Hence, all known Hybrids and all future hybrids were isolated the city of Furton which was created specifically for their kind. They were separated from any humans who wanted no part in their existence. This is the continuation of what Fred Patten of Dogpatch Press called a "Screamingly erotic" story of Chris Taylor, one person as he learns about himself and his sexuality as he lives among the hybrids. This is the conclusion to this part of his life's story.

***WARNING***ADULT CONTENT***WARNING***In the year 2265, the humans of earth, achieved what none thought possible by successfully combining animal DNA with that of a human in a developing embryo. From the time of that initial success, dozens of anthropomorphic sub-species. The Hybrid integration into human society has been a disaster in the media. They are criticized, prosecuted, and even attacked by extremist religious, scientific, and political groups claiming that such 'abominations' should not be allowed to exist for fear that they may endanger humanity due to their brutal animalistic nature. Due to such views, all known Hybrids and all future hybrids were isolated the city of Furton which was created specifically for their kind. They were separated from any humans who wanted no part in their existence. This is the continuation of what Fred Patten of Dogpatch Press called a "Screamingly erotic" story of Chris Taylor, one person as he learns about himself and his sexuality as he lives among the hybrids.

In the year 2265, the humans of earth, achieved what none thought possible by successfully combining animal DNA with that of a human in a developing embryo. From the time of that initial success, dozens of anthropomorphic sub-species including canines, felines, equines, and even numerous combinations with reptiles, insects, and aquatic life forms that were believed to be impossible have been created. The Hybrid integration into human society has been a disaster in the media. They are criticized, prosecuted, and even attacked by extremist religious, scientific, and political groups claiming that such 'abominations' should not be allowed to exist for fear that they may endanger humanity due to their brutal animalistic nature. Due to such views, all known Hybrids and all future hybrids were isolated the city of Furton which was created specifically for their kind. This is the erotic story Chris Taylor as he learns about himself and his sexuality as he lives among the hybrids.

This is the third book in The Bloodline Chronicles series, which Blue Ink Review had this to say: This novel, set in a pseudo-medieval fantasy world a la Fritz Leiber's iconic Nehwon realm, is a fast-paced, fun read that should appeal to fans of adventure and sword-and sorcery fantasy. The story line revolves around two brothers, Taurwin and Sorram. Powered by a duo of dynamic characters, this novel is the beginning of what could be an excellent series, depending on where the author decides to take the story line and how deeply he delves into the potentially profound themes surrounding the two unlikely heroes (the inner conflict between their human nature and animalistic instincts, the examination of what it means to be human, etc.). The overall narrative provides a strong start to a potentially extraordinary series. In this book the two brothers are still searching for a place in which to call home, but they find it increasingly difficult to hide their secrets as they continue to grow.

In this compelling, readable narrative, Joe Sherman explores virtually every aspect of the Saturn project, America's biggest and most publicized industrial success of the last decade. Here is the whole story - Saturn's mysterious beginnings inside General Motors in 1982; the site hunt that involved 38 states and ended in Spring Hill, Tennessee; the plant's construction and the transfer of 5,000 UAW members to a historic Southern backwater; and finally the small car's triumph in the marketplace.

Telling the story through the standpoint of dozens of characters, from local farmers, to inspired assembly line workers, to `car smarts and gut feel' engineers, Sherman brings to life a very American story of renewal and growth, of great hope and soured expectations, of greed and lost opportunities. And he reveals that if the USA wants to produce high quality products that the world will want to buy, it must begin to adopt methods similar to those used in making the Saturn car.

Led by a young engineering graduate, James Worden, a group of MIT students started an electric car company in 1989 that today produces the cleanest car in America. The company is called Solectria, and this book chronicles the story of its evolution into a small but significant player in the world market for clean cars. In an age when car production is growing worldwide, the company provides a model for preserving clean air for future generations.