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Mutant Alley: Ares
Dark. Funny. Kinky.
“You’ve watched me do far worse things.”
“Unfortunately not.”
In a distant future, the government created superhuman soldiers by merging human and dinosaur DNA under the BioShield project to win a nearly lost war. Ares, a large anthropomorphic Tyrannosaurus rex, was once a soldier but is now useless to the government and scorned by society. To survive, he is forced to sell his body, like many other released dinosaur hybrids. But an unexpected encounter turns everything upside down.
What really happened to the BioShield project? Who are the mysterious group known as Hydra, and what are their true intentions? What secret do they need Ares, a virile and dominant male T. rex, for?
And how far are they willing to go? Determined to fight for a new future, Ares sets out to find new and former allies. He embarks on the most dangerous mission of his life—a mission that could ultimately require more of him than he ever imagined.
Mutant Alley is a dystopian sci-fi comedy guaranteed to make you blush.
“You’ve watched me do far worse things.”
“Unfortunately not.”
In a distant future, the government created superhuman soldiers by merging human and dinosaur DNA under the BioShield project to win a nearly lost war. Ares, a large anthropomorphic Tyrannosaurus rex, was once a soldier but is now useless to the government and scorned by society. To survive, he is forced to sell his body, like many other released dinosaur hybrids. But an unexpected encounter turns everything upside down.
What really happened to the BioShield project? Who are the mysterious group known as Hydra, and what are their true intentions? What secret do they need Ares, a virile and dominant male T. rex, for?
And how far are they willing to go? Determined to fight for a new future, Ares sets out to find new and former allies. He embarks on the most dangerous mission of his life—a mission that could ultimately require more of him than he ever imagined.
Mutant Alley is a dystopian sci-fi comedy guaranteed to make you blush.
- GenresScience Fiction
172 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 30, 2024
About the author
Rex T. Loveshaft
5 books30 followersRex is an animator and software developer with a passion for anthropomorphic creatures. Since 2019, he has been regularly publishing erotic short animations and games, including his most successful game series, "Mutant Alley." As a dedicated creative, he continuously strives to refine and improve his work to create the most immersive experiences possible, allowing readers to fully dive into the fantastical worlds he builds. Venturing into novel writing was a natural progression for him, as the book medium offers an even deeper exploration of his imaginative realms.
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January 21, 2025
After the war is won, the dinosaur-human hybrids scientists created to fight it must find a new purpose. Selling their bodies seems to work. Turns out the scientists who created these beefy, virile dinos are secretly turned on by them. Seems lots of people in society wanna bang these nonhuman supersoldiers, because of course they do! Muscular dinosaurs are hot!
A few conversations which happen off camera should have happened on camera, as they would have characterized the protagonists a little better. Despite that, it’s an amusing, kinky romp as scientists devise a way to right the wrongs of the past and give the dinosaur hybrids equal status in society. They need lots of genetic samples to right those wrongs, and of course there’s only one way to get a genetic sample from a hung, muscular T-rex.
I welcome our scalie overlords. May they treat us wimpy mammals with compassion.
A few conversations which happen off camera should have happened on camera, as they would have characterized the protagonists a little better. Despite that, it’s an amusing, kinky romp as scientists devise a way to right the wrongs of the past and give the dinosaur hybrids equal status in society. They need lots of genetic samples to right those wrongs, and of course there’s only one way to get a genetic sample from a hung, muscular T-rex.
I welcome our scalie overlords. May they treat us wimpy mammals with compassion.
August 31, 2024
MUCH LOVE!!!
I loved this book so much, loved the erotic scenes, the story, and everything inbetween. I'll soo get a paperback or a hardcover of this book and uhh hide it from my parents lol. Very good Book!! 10/10
I Might re-read the whole thing again just for over-analyzing lol
I loved this book so much, loved the erotic scenes, the story, and everything inbetween. I'll soo get a paperback or a hardcover of this book and uhh hide it from my parents lol. Very good Book!! 10/10
I Might re-read the whole thing again just for over-analyzing lol
January 21, 2025
only a fox can review a book about hung, sexy dinosaurs: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
October 12, 2024
Surprisingly, quite enjoyed this. Even though it's mainly a smutty book, it did have some interesting world building between sex scenes - hybrid dinosaurs created for war, abandoned by the government and population afterwards and forced to turn tricks in dirty alleyways to survive - but it did veer from "believable" (such as such can be) to wildly fantastical in the latter half of the book as things accelerated and the plot became about literally overthrowing the government. Still, it was an entertaining read and the smut scenes were fun.
September 21, 2026
This is just Dog Country, but with dinosaurs, and everyone is so sympathetically lustful for each other.
Besides "shiver down my spine" and "in my mind's eye" being abundant phrases here, Mutant Alley: Ares isn't lying when it claims to be dark, funny, and kinky. I like stories where true love knows no bounds, yet this takes it to an excessively arousing level. Whether it's prideful humans giving thankless endeavors to those they forged and see as lesser than, the main character's turning their past traumas and nightmares into erotic interests they do or don't want to have control over, as per the case with Ares' vast sexual nature, or humans and hybrids having more romantic interests in common than they think, often to leading to embarrassing confessions and embraces of them since erotic desires are the name of the game here. At least there's a good deal of empathy between both species that incites the plot and character arcs to occur. I'm no biologist, so the mechanics of human and hybrid DNA meshing together to craft offspring efficiently is something I won't bother questioning, although this story does explain how it's possible in-universe, but even the sci-fi coded setting includes some characters who seemingly have some semblance of normalcy, but turn out to be just as freaky as our main leads. This could be attributed to possible projections and secret interests real world, restrictive leaders have behind closed doors in spite of their power projections, but it's cranked up to such an absurd degree here that I can't help but laugh, almost like Prisoners of War, but the characters are in arguably less compromising positions.
On that note, I won't lie in saying this book did well to titillate me in it's more sexually charged scenes, and it's even quite wholesome in describing the bond the humans and hybrids develop in the mid point. I was concerned that there would be needless, one sided humiliation between the main characters throughout the story, but as they become more sure of themselves, they metaphorically... or literally kiss and make up later on. I even felt butterflies in my gut from how they describe the nature of shame from their sexual fantasies, even if it got overwhelming to read through and think about at times.
If kinky explorations of muscular, dinosaur super-soldiers interests you, give this book a try. As for me, I need a break from erotic furry/scalie literature. I'm fuckin tired of being horny.
Besides "shiver down my spine" and "in my mind's eye" being abundant phrases here, Mutant Alley: Ares isn't lying when it claims to be dark, funny, and kinky. I like stories where true love knows no bounds, yet this takes it to an excessively arousing level. Whether it's prideful humans giving thankless endeavors to those they forged and see as lesser than, the main character's turning their past traumas and nightmares into erotic interests they do or don't want to have control over, as per the case with Ares' vast sexual nature, or humans and hybrids having more romantic interests in common than they think, often to leading to embarrassing confessions and embraces of them since erotic desires are the name of the game here. At least there's a good deal of empathy between both species that incites the plot and character arcs to occur. I'm no biologist, so the mechanics of human and hybrid DNA meshing together to craft offspring efficiently is something I won't bother questioning, although this story does explain how it's possible in-universe, but even the sci-fi coded setting includes some characters who seemingly have some semblance of normalcy, but turn out to be just as freaky as our main leads. This could be attributed to possible projections and secret interests real world, restrictive leaders have behind closed doors in spite of their power projections, but it's cranked up to such an absurd degree here that I can't help but laugh, almost like Prisoners of War, but the characters are in arguably less compromising positions.
On that note, I won't lie in saying this book did well to titillate me in it's more sexually charged scenes, and it's even quite wholesome in describing the bond the humans and hybrids develop in the mid point. I was concerned that there would be needless, one sided humiliation between the main characters throughout the story, but as they become more sure of themselves, they metaphorically... or literally kiss and make up later on. I even felt butterflies in my gut from how they describe the nature of shame from their sexual fantasies, even if it got overwhelming to read through and think about at times.
If kinky explorations of muscular, dinosaur super-soldiers interests you, give this book a try. As for me, I need a break from erotic furry/scalie literature. I'm fuckin tired of being horny.
January 28, 2025
Much needed hybrid fun!
I enjoyed delving into this anthro piece with a mix of sci fi, sexy times, and good humor. Looking forward to more dinosaur hybrid adventures in the mutant alley world!
I enjoyed delving into this anthro piece with a mix of sci fi, sexy times, and good humor. Looking forward to more dinosaur hybrid adventures in the mutant alley world!
August 11, 2024
Cool
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April 5, 2026
What the heck did I just read? And why was it actually amazing?!!
This is a book about a plot to overthrow the government by way of…getting it on with a big humanoid dinosaur. As you might have guessed from the concept, it doesn’t take itself too seriously, but it’s also fantastically written and has some especially good spicy scenes. I loved all of the characters. There was one important story event that bizarrely happened off-page but that’s the only gripe I had.
Definitely give this one a try if you like sci-fi/monster romance and erotica.
This is a book about a plot to overthrow the government by way of…getting it on with a big humanoid dinosaur. As you might have guessed from the concept, it doesn’t take itself too seriously, but it’s also fantastically written and has some especially good spicy scenes. I loved all of the characters. There was one important story event that bizarrely happened off-page but that’s the only gripe I had.
Definitely give this one a try if you like sci-fi/monster romance and erotica.
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