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Nefarius Too
Content Warning: 18+ BDSM, Non-Con and Dub-Con themes and sitations.
My name is Nefarius Judge. I’m not human, though I was born in the same manner. I did have an infancy, but it certainly was not traditional. I spent my childhood learning how to inflict pain, learning a set of rules I didn’t have to follow, and learning who I am.
I am not nice, nor am I good. I am evil. Pure, unadulterated evil. I have a purpose, and for those of you who have asked, “what is the purpose of evil”, the answer you seek lies in my life. What I do improves your world in ways you fail to see because you have chosen to close your eyes to the benefit evil has on this world.
Why kill a child, you ask? Have you seen a stronger mother than the one who has lost a child and lived through that grief? Why destroy a house? Have you seen the greatness of compassion humanity is capable of when presented with a homeless family? Why destroy a future? Because, dear reader, a better one can be made.
I am Nefarius Judge, and I make your world a better place.
Sometimes.
My name is Nefarius Judge. I’m not human, though I was born in the same manner. I did have an infancy, but it certainly was not traditional. I spent my childhood learning how to inflict pain, learning a set of rules I didn’t have to follow, and learning who I am.
I am not nice, nor am I good. I am evil. Pure, unadulterated evil. I have a purpose, and for those of you who have asked, “what is the purpose of evil”, the answer you seek lies in my life. What I do improves your world in ways you fail to see because you have chosen to close your eyes to the benefit evil has on this world.
Why kill a child, you ask? Have you seen a stronger mother than the one who has lost a child and lived through that grief? Why destroy a house? Have you seen the greatness of compassion humanity is capable of when presented with a homeless family? Why destroy a future? Because, dear reader, a better one can be made.
I am Nefarius Judge, and I make your world a better place.
Sometimes.
40 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 21, 2017
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July 1, 2017
December 11, 2022
I liked the first one, this one not so much
First and foremost, EDITOR, get an editor. It isn’t that hard. Reading aloud will often help people fine their own mistakes. I am not sure that there is a single page without a glaring error in spelling, word use, or basic grammar and often all three. Maybe it was because it wasn’t as interesting a story as the first, but the first one’s errors didn’t bother me as much. OH, there were errors in that one too, but not this bad.
Second, this was not a very compelling story. Sadistic monster torchers some girl for being a monster. Umm yeah, and? I miss the interplay between him and Matthew but also with the girl he brings in at the end of the first book as well. She seemed more interesting than a girl being made to act like a dog. Seriously?
I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 only because I like the main character. Maybe that is spill over from the first book. Maybe it was just the small little taste of the interplay between he and Matthew.
Mostly, it was awful.
First and foremost, EDITOR, get an editor. It isn’t that hard. Reading aloud will often help people fine their own mistakes. I am not sure that there is a single page without a glaring error in spelling, word use, or basic grammar and often all three. Maybe it was because it wasn’t as interesting a story as the first, but the first one’s errors didn’t bother me as much. OH, there were errors in that one too, but not this bad.
Second, this was not a very compelling story. Sadistic monster torchers some girl for being a monster. Umm yeah, and? I miss the interplay between him and Matthew but also with the girl he brings in at the end of the first book as well. She seemed more interesting than a girl being made to act like a dog. Seriously?
I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 only because I like the main character. Maybe that is spill over from the first book. Maybe it was just the small little taste of the interplay between he and Matthew.
Mostly, it was awful.
June 22, 2017
Not enough!!!
Nefarius' reads could be a thousand pages long, and it would never be enough. A more than evil demon who takes delight in doing everything he punishes humans for. Now, how fair is that? Well, it's not, but it makes for a great read.
Poor Chanel got it the worse for being a homewrecker. I'm not sure if I can handle what a rapist will suffer. Until part three. Btw, Cinnamon Stix is very mean.
Nefarius' reads could be a thousand pages long, and it would never be enough. A more than evil demon who takes delight in doing everything he punishes humans for. Now, how fair is that? Well, it's not, but it makes for a great read.
Poor Chanel got it the worse for being a homewrecker. I'm not sure if I can handle what a rapist will suffer. Until part three. Btw, Cinnamon Stix is very mean.
July 30, 2017
Keep them coming!
Wow, this series is off the hook, no pun intended. I can't get enough of Nefarius! These twisted stories have me captivated. I hope the next one comes out soon. I know these stories aren't for everyone but give it a chance the writing is twisted but I'm a way that you just can't look away. Thanks for providing these stories on Kindle Unlimited. Waiting patiently for the next one.
Wow, this series is off the hook, no pun intended. I can't get enough of Nefarius! These twisted stories have me captivated. I hope the next one comes out soon. I know these stories aren't for everyone but give it a chance the writing is twisted but I'm a way that you just can't look away. Thanks for providing these stories on Kindle Unlimited. Waiting patiently for the next one.
May 6, 2022
Nefarious Too
What a way to to be the jury and judge and sentence and torture people for their sins. Thank goodness both of these were short stories.
What a way to to be the jury and judge and sentence and torture people for their sins. Thank goodness both of these were short stories.
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