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Harem Nights: New Player in Town: A Cyberpunk Harem Novel.
Craydon City, planet Sen. It is a city plagued with crime. Gangs of cyborg thugs spread fear and intimidation, led by Samuel Whiting, a crime lord in the shadows who has never been seen.Officer Chris Murphy returns home to support his mother after his father passes. He seeks the quiet life and an easy job serving in the Craydon City police, unaware of its problems.Chris’ arrival sets him on a collision course with Whiting and his gang, with Craydon City caught in the middle.But, Chris won’t be alone. Two beautiful fellow cops join him in the fight to take Whiting down. They form an awesome team, but will they be strong enough for the fight ahead of them? This story contains adult situations, harsh language, and plenty of 80's style action. Read at your own risk.
204 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 22, 2020
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Justin Knight
57 books3 followersScience fiction author. Lover of the classics. You'll catch me writing multiple genres.
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December 28, 2020
Great Story, Relationships, and Writing
The story was fun and well written. The author's style was engaging, and I appreciated the effort of a relatively diverse vocabulary. There were some errors that were obviously editing oversights, such as the author deciding to change a tense, but leaving the old word with the new. There were also several cases of the wrong word being used, such as peak instead of peek or, most egregiously to me, smelt instead of smelled.
I am kind of snobbish about books claiming to be harem lit, but this one delivers with the protagonist being central and vital to the relationship, and not just becoming a third wheel to an already existing relationship. The romance scenes were a little shy of being satisfying, and could have benefited from a little more focus on the actual act, and not just on foreplay and the emotions involved. I definitely look forward to this author's future work.
The story was fun and well written. The author's style was engaging, and I appreciated the effort of a relatively diverse vocabulary. There were some errors that were obviously editing oversights, such as the author deciding to change a tense, but leaving the old word with the new. There were also several cases of the wrong word being used, such as peak instead of peek or, most egregiously to me, smelt instead of smelled.
I am kind of snobbish about books claiming to be harem lit, but this one delivers with the protagonist being central and vital to the relationship, and not just becoming a third wheel to an already existing relationship. The romance scenes were a little shy of being satisfying, and could have benefited from a little more focus on the actual act, and not just on foreplay and the emotions involved. I definitely look forward to this author's future work.
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