Dungeon Grind

by Kandrel (Editor/Author), Rechan (Editor/Author), Tarl "Voice" Hoch

Not every adventure goes according to plan, and not every monster deserves to be slain!

Here are the stories of the monsters with their favorite adventurers, uninhibited, unfettered, and unleashed!

Featuring stories by Kandrel, Rechan, Voice, Whyteyote and many more, inside are ten tales of medieval mayhem meant to be read by torch light.

For adults only!

Features the following stories:

Blackhorn by Tarl "Voice" Hoch
Fifty Scales of Grey by Sarina Dorie
Forbidden Gnolledge by Marderschaden
Eyes in the Black by Kandrel
Velvet by Rechan
Sighs for the Labyrinth by Slip-Wolf
The Oni and the Fisherman by George Squares
Peryton Mod by Ross Whitlock
The Desert Run by Tym Greene
Dragon Therapy by Whyte Yoté


Cover and interior art by Unciaa, Edited by Kandrel and Rechan.

290 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2015

Reviews

[Hrolleif Gunnolfson · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was an interesting collection of stories. A great diversity in formats and themes played throughout, taking the idea of a Dungeon Grind to wide range of settings. Like any anthology, there were stories I was not fond of, but there was enough to love, especially in the second half.

The scenes involving sex, for the most part, felt almost fitted in with most of these stories, though. As if "oh, it's a requirement, better add something". That is my take on it, though.

[Yousseif Abdellatif · Rating 4 out of 5]

Look, I opened Dungeon Grind expecting a nap and got a wake-up call instead. Kandrel doesn't waste a paragraph, and the short, blunt chapters hit like a cold splash of water. A couple of them feel like warm-ups for the real stuff. Great for people who want the point fast, skip it if you like to wander.

[Alisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

A great selection of anthropomorphs in a variety of settings, both fantasy and more modern, with a nice bit of erotica in each. Very good way to sample the writings of some established authors in the furry and anthropomorphic genre of stories. Enjoyable collection!

[Yousseif Abdellatif · Rating 3 out of 5]

Honest take: Dungeon Grind is the definition of an easy, satisfying read, and I mean that with zero shade. Kandrel knows the rules of the game and plays them cleanly. You'll see most of the turns coming. Perfect for a long flight, skip if you want to be surprised.