Any book recommendations similar to Shifters series/Jane Yellowrock?

[oezdemircan aydinoglu]

I think the transformation descriptions in the Shifters series were pretty damn hot. The Jane Yellowrock series loses points due to lack of detail, but it's still worth a read.

Y'all know of any others? (Don't mention the Bitten series, I've read 'em all )

[kittycatmorph]

Not too sure about series but I've read a few books where the main heroine could morph herself into almost any animal at will without pain - my favourite kind of shapeshifter, if it wasn't obvious enough.

Try looking up Shifting Love by Constance O'Day-Flannery, Tribal Shift by Allie Ritch and Daierwolves of Paris - Lou by Roxane Dambre.

[oezdemircan aydinoglu]

Thanks kittycatmorph. I've missed you on Youtube - shame they removed that all-in-one Sheena clip.

[kattphive]

how about Pig Tales; a Novel of Lust and Transformation

http://www.amazon.ca/Pig-Tales-Novel...transformation

Pig Tales tells the story of a young woman who lands a position at Perfumes Plus, a beauty boutique/"massage" parlor. She enjoys extraordinary success until she slowly metamorphoses into. . . a pig. What happens to her then overturns all our ideas about men, women, and beasts. An overnight phenomenon in France, selling three thousand copies a day

[N_brazil]

I haven't read it yet but the price is right,

"FREE"
https://www.bookbub.com/books/ready-...robyn-peterman

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I never planned on going back to Hung Island, Georgia. Ever.
I was a top notch Were agent for the secret paranormal Council and happily living in Chicago where I had everything I needed – a gym membership, season tickets to the Cubs and Dwayne – my gay, Vampyre best friend. Going back now would mean facing the reason I’d left and I’d rather chew my own paw off than deal with Hank.