When She's Stuffed

By: Ruby Dixon

Narrated by: Jillian Macie, Mason Lloyd

Pamela loves her job on Risda III—as cook to Lord and Lady va'Rin, she is responsible for creating delicious meals. What better way to show her appreciation for her new life than a Thanksgiving feast?

Alien guardsman Toghar has adored Pamela in silence for years now. Is today the day to speak up? Or should he wait until she stops shoving her hand into that dead bird on the counter?

Will the holidays bring these two together? (The answer is yes, of course.)

This is a short, stand-alone story set in the Risdaverse featuring a human woman, an alien hero who has no idea what Thanksgiving is, and some stuff that probably shouldn't happen in a kitchen, but does anyhow.

Contains mature themes.

©2025 Ruby Dixon

love it

wish it was longer I listen to audiobooks at work it needed to be longer but I love it

When She’s Stuffed by Ruby Dixon

This started as a delightful story. The only reason why I didn’t give it five stars on the review for the story is because it was extremely short and unsatisfying. There just wasn’t enough story in my opinion. I love Ruby Dixon’s stories about the Ice Planet, Barbarians, and Risdaverse and other related stories. However, in this case I felt extremely let down by the briefness of this “short story”. Please Ms. Dixon don’t produce more of these “too short” stories that feel like a condensed form of a story without some “meat” or more depth in the tale. Sincerely from a dedicated listener who is waiting on more of these Ice Planet Barbarians and Risdaverse related romances.

Cute

I just wish these stories were much longer. They are so short and leaves you wanting more.

adorable

loved it! this was so cute. I'm going to listen to it again for thanksgiving, since I listened for the first time in April. 😁

Starved for more story

I had a sense I’d be left hungering for more with such a short story. It sped by so fast I couldn’t pick either Pamela or Tohgar out of a human or Massaka lineup. Without enough time to get to know them, the sex was meh. Only the couple ever appeared in scene or had dialogue, making it feel even more rushed. Finally, as much as I like the narrators, it felt lukewarm.