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Experts agree: There's nothing sexier than a dwarven blacksmith!
How Do You Say I Love You in Dwarven? - The swing of the hammer. The bristly beard, the body like a barrel of rope, the voice of thunderous majesty. The man in the mountain and the mountain in the man. Hammer Tipsmash is a half-dwarf, a protector, a worker, a wild ball of fury and lust, full of needs he could never acknowledge... or deny. Dewey Plumpbutter is a tailor, a lilting, flighty human with a shop of his own and an eye for the dwarven refugee who staggers into his village one sunny day. He never thought that fateful encounter would lead to the feelings that bubbled forth within him -- but does Hammer feel the same way? Is his dwarven half even capable of opening his soul to the love that could melt his steel heart? Their lives will never be the same!
The Dwarven Blacksmith Hammers His Soul Into the Shape of Sheer Love - D'Fwan is only a humble human healer for the Knights of Splendor. Flintshaft is a dwarven blacksmith with arms like steel and a chest like a barrel of bourbon! But as they help the war effort against the foul Draconic Army, they can't but fall for each other. War makes strange bedfellows! Can their love survive and thrive amid the horrors of war?
Only a Dwarven Blacksmith Could Forge the Key to His Fiery Heart - He's heavy, hefty... and hunky! Fagrin the Smith just wants to forge the blades dwarves are known for, but living among humans has thrown him a twist -- and a winsome human shellmonger who steals his heart's fiery glow! His name is Manor, and he arouses the strongest of passions in Fagrin's muscle-bound blacksmith's body. But can their love survive society's dislike of human/dwarven interracial relationships?