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Rylie worked hard in his office, at a job he didn't care for. It didn't matter, he'd rather care about his now senile mother. Rylie had always rather have been a nurse, to help people anyhow.
A mysterious woman captures them both, and does bad things to them.
Rylie wakes up in some kind of animal stable, kept suspended as they milked his new enormous breasts. He, like hundreds of others, are kept there, trapped and used. He ends up freed, if only accidentally, and falls into an alien culture that's dying, yet still decadent. His breasts have growl to each be the size of a person, he's pregnant and a female-cow, no longer a human being. His mind is failing him, and his body betraying him. He has to use everything he was and has to just survive this odd transformation of himself, and achieve his one goal now, to find and save his mother.
What can a mere cow do in this big dangerous alien world?
A mysterious woman captures them both, and does bad things to them.
Rylie wakes up in some kind of animal stable, kept suspended as they milked his new enormous breasts. He, like hundreds of others, are kept there, trapped and used. He ends up freed, if only accidentally, and falls into an alien culture that's dying, yet still decadent. His breasts have growl to each be the size of a person, he's pregnant and a female-cow, no longer a human being. His mind is failing him, and his body betraying him. He has to use everything he was and has to just survive this odd transformation of himself, and achieve his one goal now, to find and save his mother.
What can a mere cow do in this big dangerous alien world?
381 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 3, 2014
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February 24, 2016
To make it short: this was one giant waste of time.
Approximately 70% of this book is the same thing over and over and over and over again.
Granted there is an underlying story in this 70% but it's nothing more than walking in a circle.
A very, very small circle at that.
The story has a good start and some good ideas but unfortunately most of them are left unexplored.
A pity that there is no zero-star option.
Approximately 70% of this book is the same thing over and over and over and over again.
Granted there is an underlying story in this 70% but it's nothing more than walking in a circle.
A very, very small circle at that.
The story has a good start and some good ideas but unfortunately most of them are left unexplored.
A pity that there is no zero-star option.
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