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Devil Doc: Demon Corps
Staff Sergeant Cole Blackwell thought Okinawa would be a routine deployment until the sky tore open and unleashed nightmares from Japan’s darkest myths. Now he’s part of Demon
A secret task force of soldiers and half-yokai operatives fighting the monsters crawling through the rift and the corruption seeping into their own ranks.
Cole’s blood carries something the others yokai energy, volatile and barely under control. His team—the deadly succubus who leads with fire and secrets, the cool-headed scientist with horns of her own, and a Kitsune whose touch can heal or burn—are the only thing standing between him and the darkness clawing at his soul.
But the deeper they fight into the rift’s chaos, the more Cole learns that the real enemy isn’t just invading from the other side.
It’s what the military did decades ago—and what’s been festering inside him ever since.
Explosive battles, forbidden chemistry, and mythic monsters collide in Devil Demon Corps—a military harem fantasy where loyalty is tested, hearts are weaponized, and survival means taming the darkness within.
A secret task force of soldiers and half-yokai operatives fighting the monsters crawling through the rift and the corruption seeping into their own ranks.
Cole’s blood carries something the others yokai energy, volatile and barely under control. His team—the deadly succubus who leads with fire and secrets, the cool-headed scientist with horns of her own, and a Kitsune whose touch can heal or burn—are the only thing standing between him and the darkness clawing at his soul.
But the deeper they fight into the rift’s chaos, the more Cole learns that the real enemy isn’t just invading from the other side.
It’s what the military did decades ago—and what’s been festering inside him ever since.
Explosive battles, forbidden chemistry, and mythic monsters collide in Devil Demon Corps—a military harem fantasy where loyalty is tested, hearts are weaponized, and survival means taming the darkness within.
249 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 30, 2025
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About the author
Jamie Hawke
65 books189 followersAfter working on Marvel and other games and traveling the world, Jamie Hawke decided to settle down and write fun, quirky, and sexy pulp science fiction and superhero books.
You'll find his harem gamelit books in Kindle Unlimited and Audio, and might want to start with Supers: Ex Heroes 1. The book reached #47 in the Amazon store, including #1 Bestseller in multiple categories (to include Superhero, Cyberpunk, and Colonization).
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It all started when Jamie was eleven, creating nude superhero comics with his best friend. What perverts! But hey, they were fun and provided good fodder for jokes up into their adult years. Now the stories have evolved, but they capture that same level of fun. Hopefully you will enjoy them as much as the author loved writing them!
Jamie also spent five years in Marine Corps intelligence, studied Muay Thai in Thailand, and lived in Japan for over three years. A lot of this plays into Jamie's books.
Enjoy what you're seeing here? Don't miss the fun, new release announcements, and maybe some freebies! Join the Jamie Hawke harem readers group on Facebook:
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Stories by Jamie include:
SUPERS BOOKS
Supers: Ex Heroes (1-6)
Supers: Ex Gods (1-3)
Tear it Up (1-3)
CHARM SCHOOL OUTCASTS
MYTH PROTECTOR (1-3)
LOST PIRATES (1-2)
KILL CODE
PLANET KILL (1-2)
RUNE WAKER
And more in the pipeline!
AUTHOR NOTE: I also write under another name, but kept them separate because those books are more clean (no explicit adult content). If you'd like to read them, I recommend the following:
SHADOW CORPS (Space Fantasy with Leveling and Skill Trees, Books 1-3, also in Audio)
More can be found here: http://bit.ly/JamieReadMore
DOUBLE DOWN PRESS is a part of ELDER TREE PRESS (ETP). For books with similar pacing and style, you might be interested to check out ET
You'll find his harem gamelit books in Kindle Unlimited and Audio, and might want to start with Supers: Ex Heroes 1. The book reached #47 in the Amazon store, including #1 Bestseller in multiple categories (to include Superhero, Cyberpunk, and Colonization).
Join the newsletter to never miss a release.
www.subscribepage.com/AuthorJamieHawke
When you're in the newsletter, you'll get EXCLUSIVE BOX SET, with stories from the various series.
Want to get early access? NWFW art from the books? A new Manga based on the Supers: Ex Heroes series? Patreon is your pal!
www.patreon.com/JamieHawke
And don't miss my next Kickstarter :)
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...
It all started when Jamie was eleven, creating nude superhero comics with his best friend. What perverts! But hey, they were fun and provided good fodder for jokes up into their adult years. Now the stories have evolved, but they capture that same level of fun. Hopefully you will enjoy them as much as the author loved writing them!
Jamie also spent five years in Marine Corps intelligence, studied Muay Thai in Thailand, and lived in Japan for over three years. A lot of this plays into Jamie's books.
Enjoy what you're seeing here? Don't miss the fun, new release announcements, and maybe some freebies! Join the Jamie Hawke harem readers group on Facebook:
Facebook.com/groups/JamieHawke
Stories by Jamie include:
SUPERS BOOKS
Supers: Ex Heroes (1-6)
Supers: Ex Gods (1-3)
Tear it Up (1-3)
CHARM SCHOOL OUTCASTS
MYTH PROTECTOR (1-3)
LOST PIRATES (1-2)
KILL CODE
PLANET KILL (1-2)
RUNE WAKER
And more in the pipeline!
AUTHOR NOTE: I also write under another name, but kept them separate because those books are more clean (no explicit adult content). If you'd like to read them, I recommend the following:
SHADOW CORPS (Space Fantasy with Leveling and Skill Trees, Books 1-3, also in Audio)
More can be found here: http://bit.ly/JamieReadMore
DOUBLE DOWN PRESS is a part of ELDER TREE PRESS (ETP). For books with similar pacing and style, you might be interested to check out ET
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November 9, 2025
I DNF this book after page 106. The quality of the writing and plot were poor.
In page 4, a fellow soldier calls him "Staff Sergeant". Two pages later on page 6, he identifies himself to a doctor as "Corporeal". Then on page 91, he's back to referring to himself as a sergeant.
On page 21, the MC is told this doctor drives a silver Lexus, which he finds her next to, right where he was told. Then on page 34, the same doctor announces she doesn't have a car so they need to find someone else that does.
He misspelled character names. He called the pectoral muscle a "peck". He miss identifies which character is speaking. He uses the wrong verb tense.
This author used to be one of the big names in the genre, but it really feels like they are just putting out a low effort book every X months to stay relevant.
In page 4, a fellow soldier calls him "Staff Sergeant". Two pages later on page 6, he identifies himself to a doctor as "Corporeal". Then on page 91, he's back to referring to himself as a sergeant.
On page 21, the MC is told this doctor drives a silver Lexus, which he finds her next to, right where he was told. Then on page 34, the same doctor announces she doesn't have a car so they need to find someone else that does.
He misspelled character names. He called the pectoral muscle a "peck". He miss identifies which character is speaking. He uses the wrong verb tense.
This author used to be one of the big names in the genre, but it really feels like they are just putting out a low effort book every X months to stay relevant.
February 7, 2026
AI, or just bad? Who knows.
This book has some potential. The premise itself isn’t particularly imaginative, but it could be interesting.
Instead, it reads like it was built using AI and never proof read.
Sloppy action sequences, weird rapey bits where the MC and other female cast members ignore the ideas of drunks and consent, all over the place plot lines, very little exposition or explanation, and instead just a short, poorly written attempt at a Japanese based urban fantasy.
Rewrite the story, get a good editor, clean up the plot, and this could be an interesting read. As it is now… the author needs to not be allowed on KU.
This book has some potential. The premise itself isn’t particularly imaginative, but it could be interesting.
Instead, it reads like it was built using AI and never proof read.
Sloppy action sequences, weird rapey bits where the MC and other female cast members ignore the ideas of drunks and consent, all over the place plot lines, very little exposition or explanation, and instead just a short, poorly written attempt at a Japanese based urban fantasy.
Rewrite the story, get a good editor, clean up the plot, and this could be an interesting read. As it is now… the author needs to not be allowed on KU.
December 2, 2025
Exciting Read
This was a really faced paced booked and I loved that about it. The main characters are great and really easy to like. I do think there could be more adult situations and intamacy to really spice up the book to that next level. Being a Marine I do appreciate the care the author goes into to get things right about the Marine Corps. This is a real sore spot for Marines when they don't get things right about us, like referring to us as soldiers instead of Marines. All in all it's a really enjoyable book and I can't wait for the next one.
This was a really faced paced booked and I loved that about it. The main characters are great and really easy to like. I do think there could be more adult situations and intamacy to really spice up the book to that next level. Being a Marine I do appreciate the care the author goes into to get things right about the Marine Corps. This is a real sore spot for Marines when they don't get things right about us, like referring to us as soldiers instead of Marines. All in all it's a really enjoyable book and I can't wait for the next one.
November 5, 2025
An odd mix for sure
The premise is solid, hinting at jjk and garo type plot with some of the darker aspects of military stories yet at times it felt odd, like it wasn't sure what genre it was meant to be. Hopefully this clears up in the next few books and we don't get teased about the monster lurking beneath all book again
The premise is solid, hinting at jjk and garo type plot with some of the darker aspects of military stories yet at times it felt odd, like it wasn't sure what genre it was meant to be. Hopefully this clears up in the next few books and we don't get teased about the monster lurking beneath all book again
November 1, 2025
Japanese culture and end of world situations, this is going to be good.
January 25, 2026
The premise was a good one but the MC felt like kind of a waste who was there only to smack people with his bare fists.
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