The Raven and the Reindeer (also by TKingfisher) also fits that description. It's one of her earlier works, and very much worth reading for the title animals, the adventure, and the spinning of Hans Christian Andersen's The Snow Queen into a much more delightful tale.

Can't remember where, but I've seen literary analysis of horror tropes that suggests vampires trend when readers are fearful of the 1%, while zombies trend when readers are more worried about an uprising of the masses. Haven't seen a best-seller list recently, but vampire novels should be there ...

I wish the text version was more easily available, almost didn't buy and that would have been a loss. Truly enjoyed reading this and hope that you continue to write in that universe!

Read and enjoyed! Looking forward to the sequel...

Hmmm... can't do anything about US "justice" system, can renew my DW account. (something I should have done before, but better late...)

Lots to chew on in thinking about the next (and next, and next) Canadian elections too.

Still using WordPerfect ... Corel's WP 2021 ... still works better for me than the other word processors. And I still grumble when "industry standard" is required to communicate with other software.

Grabbed a copy and enjoyed it thoroughly! I appreciate the (self) promo, your book was not on my radar and it would have been unfortunate to have missed it.

Glad you dared ... wondering the same thing.

Canada wins!

Sounds amazing, could you please link share?

Silly human made Sinda go out ... two steps ... Then smart dog came back, bringing snow inside so that human would know what it's like out there.