Bullets, Blades, And Babes

by Michael Dalton, Virgil Knightley, Jack Brcye

Every year some of the best in the genre get together to tell awesome stories in a combined offering. Inside these pages you will find action, adventure, love, lust, and intrigue.

1046 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 1, 2024

About the author

Michael Dalton is a professional journalist and editor.

Michael wrote his first piece of fiction in third grade, for which he was immediately accused of plagiarism by his teacher. Since then, he has been writing more or less steadily, interrupted only by occasional demands of work and family.

Michael lives with his family and multiple pets in Southern California.

Reviews

[Jeffrey · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is quite a collection of stories and a very good value for the money. Many of the stories seemed like the first book in a series and I wanted to look for the rest of the series. Some of the short stories were just that short complete stories. Virgil Knightly must have just had fun with his story as it was just how great he is and how much of a slave driver his co-author Annabel Hathaway is. I'm certain that it was all tongue-in-cheek, and needed to not be taken seriously. I guess that there is something for almost everyone in here. Science Fiction, one story takes place after some major disaster and the government is finally paying people to be families to save the human race from going extinct. There are plenty of fantasy dungeon type books, and one space opera type book as well. I would recommend this to anyone that like different harem style books of several different genre.

[Aaron Esthelm · Rating 2 out of 5]

I mean I dont know what I thought. The cover should have clued me in that this was just porn but I honestly thought it would be a goofy book with some fun stuff but mostly it was nonsense porn. Like the captain of a spaceship who is hired to go into enemy territory but for some reason they also want him to be getting head during it? I dont know why. Cause the porn had to have sex in it so who cares how it all ties together I guess! I would have rated it higher on merit alone if the stories at least were passable. But these shoestring stories that are on their last legs just have nothing going for them

[S Seaberg · Rating 3 out of 5]

lots of stories, lots of variety

When you put together stories from this many authors in one volume, you should expect some mayhem. In that you succeeded! There are a few gems that were worth reading. There were also some that weren’t and one after a half dozen pages I simply stopped reading. At least the cover art was good.

[Paul Vlasek · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great mix of short stories

All had merit. Two really stood out for me. Misty Vixens entry and Michael Dalton both really good and would love to see as Full length stories with expanded or reworked material.

[Frank Geimer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Some great short stories.

I loved all of the short stories, some more than others. If you want to get a feel for some great authors, then pick up this and get a taste.

[Beards and Triathlons · Rating 2 out of 5]

Too many of the stories were dull. Two or three were very good, but I ended up skimming much of it.