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Gooner Therapy: Recovery Center Harem
Chuck is confused when his father's fiance Maude stages a full blown intervention, encouraging him to seek treatment for his addiction. He listens to their pleas out of morbid curiosity before going about his day.
His dad gets home from work, and explains that he was forced to throw Chuck under the bus when Maude discovered his extensive, extreme internet browser history. He needs Chuck to take the blame for it, and offers him an impressive lump sum to attend the thirty day treatment program to get Maude off of his back.
Never one to turn down a challenge, Chuck tells him to double the money and then takes the fall before departing for rehab. When he arrives, he quickly realizes that it isn't exactly a conventional therapy program, and that he may have bitten off more than he can chew.
His dad gets home from work, and explains that he was forced to throw Chuck under the bus when Maude discovered his extensive, extreme internet browser history. He needs Chuck to take the blame for it, and offers him an impressive lump sum to attend the thirty day treatment program to get Maude off of his back.
Never one to turn down a challenge, Chuck tells him to double the money and then takes the fall before departing for rehab. When he arrives, he quickly realizes that it isn't exactly a conventional therapy program, and that he may have bitten off more than he can chew.
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110 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 20, 2026
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August 23, 2026
This is slightly dark but humorous look into an unusual porn addiction clinic. Told from two
viewpoints(the patient's unknowing one) and the staffs we get a look at both sides of what is going on in this distinctly different clinic. Run by the repressed women of a strict local church the therapy consists of periods of locked up boredom and then highly sexual fantasies in real life to counter the demons hold of his non-physical porn addiction. This protagonist plays along until one particularly unhappy lady ties him up and uses a bull whip on him while seeing visions of her bad husband . The story includes only the first 13 chapters of the wildly erotic and snarky adventures of our character as he attempts to survive this strange and unusual situation. Recommended for both the erotic content and one wildly different storyline.
I received this ARC from the author and I am voluntarily leaving this review.
viewpoints(the patient's unknowing one) and the staffs we get a look at both sides of what is going on in this distinctly different clinic. Run by the repressed women of a strict local church the therapy consists of periods of locked up boredom and then highly sexual fantasies in real life to counter the demons hold of his non-physical porn addiction. This protagonist plays along until one particularly unhappy lady ties him up and uses a bull whip on him while seeing visions of her bad husband . The story includes only the first 13 chapters of the wildly erotic and snarky adventures of our character as he attempts to survive this strange and unusual situation. Recommended for both the erotic content and one wildly different storyline.
I received this ARC from the author and I am voluntarily leaving this review.
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August 23, 2026
Story about the Foibles of Society
Chuck is going to a treatment facility for porn addiction. He doesn’t have an addiction, his father does. His father is giving him $60,000 to go to the facility for 30 days. His father, Philip threw him under the bus, blaming him.
Maude wants him to go to the facility. She is addicted to pain pills. Maude belongs to a growing church that takes a harsh stance against pornography.
Appears to be a satire.
Chapters written in both the third and first person.
More involved, moves slower, and can become boring than previous shorter stories.
Chuck is going to a treatment facility for porn addiction. He doesn’t have an addiction, his father does. His father is giving him $60,000 to go to the facility for 30 days. His father, Philip threw him under the bus, blaming him.
Maude wants him to go to the facility. She is addicted to pain pills. Maude belongs to a growing church that takes a harsh stance against pornography.
Appears to be a satire.
Chapters written in both the third and first person.
More involved, moves slower, and can become boring than previous shorter stories.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I received an ARC of the first 13 chapters and I think the story content is very unique and FANTASTICALLY erotic. Our main character has agreed to 30 days of experimental therapy supposedly to cure him of addiction to porn. The "therapists" are all ladies from the local very strict Church. He receives an assortment of very different treatments from each of the Ladies. I can only wish I had been offered a similar course of treatments. Can't wait for the concluding chapters
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