Princess of the Chupacabra

By Teejay Lecapois

Welcome to the City of Manaus, Brazil. It is the place our heroine, Tatiana Jeanne Monteiro, calls home. This six-foot-tall, curvy and bootylicious Afro-Brazilian beauty was simply made to thrive. Thanks to her Brazilian father Almonte Monteiro, Tatiana is part Chupacabra. Tatiana's mother Regina Jean-Baptiste, formerly of Haiti, possesses the Arcane Knowledge and Eldritch Powers of a Mambo ( Witch). As the mortal embodiment of a legendary monster of Latin American Folklore, Tatiana is transformed into a defender of the Brazilian Rainforest's Indigenous Peoples and Fauna. It is a task which Tatiana has inherited from Ananga, the immortal Lord of the Jungle. A group of wealthy and powerful European hunters invades Tatiana's turf, endangering the peoples and animals under her protection. As the Chupacabra battles these heavily armed men and women, the lives of those she cares about are on the line. While fighting for survival against fierce enemies, Tatiana meets a strange new ally. Bashir Balewa, formerly of Nigeria, is an incorrigible, Heteroflexible adventurer hell-bent on seducing every Cisgender woman and Transwoman in the City of Manaus. Bashir is much more than he seems, though. As it turns out, Bashir is one of the Bultungin, the Hyena-People of West African Lore. Forced to work together, these two monsters just might overcome their human enemies, provided they don't kill each other first...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1387839594
• ISBN13: 9781387839599
• Release Date: August 1970
• Publisher: Lulu Press, Inc.
• Length: 354 Pages
• Weight: 0.99 lbs.
• Dimensions: 5.5" x 8.5"