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Monster Girls Unlocked: End Game
With a sexy cohort of brilliant engineers, Jace Trimble races against time and battles an unforeseen enemy to launch his new virtual world, Bawdlin.
As if the stress of meeting the expectations of venture capitalists, organizing a new company and actually building a new virtual world weren’t enough. Jace Trimble is faced with an unexpected enemy that has somehow found its way into his world. Massive denial of service attacks which take the form of cyber critters invading the land add to the problems of the day and Jace finds that he’s spending more and more of his time simply defending what he’s built.
In a desperate bid to save his new world Bawdlin, Jace and his gorgeous team put everything on the line to meet these pernicious invaders. What he doesn’t realize is that the enemy has exactly one objective in mind and that’s to destroy everything Jace has built and leave him in a coma … or worse.
Read Monster Girls End Game and help Jace and the girls knock back the tide of cyber invaders that threaten everything!
As if the stress of meeting the expectations of venture capitalists, organizing a new company and actually building a new virtual world weren’t enough. Jace Trimble is faced with an unexpected enemy that has somehow found its way into his world. Massive denial of service attacks which take the form of cyber critters invading the land add to the problems of the day and Jace finds that he’s spending more and more of his time simply defending what he’s built.
In a desperate bid to save his new world Bawdlin, Jace and his gorgeous team put everything on the line to meet these pernicious invaders. What he doesn’t realize is that the enemy has exactly one objective in mind and that’s to destroy everything Jace has built and leave him in a coma … or worse.
Read Monster Girls End Game and help Jace and the girls knock back the tide of cyber invaders that threaten everything!
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407 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 28, 2023
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November 25, 2025
1 star, I put a book down. 2 stars, I wouldn't read again and won't pick up a sequel. 3 stars, I won't read again, but maybe the sequel would move forward. 4 stars, I enjoyed it and would recommend it to a friend. 5 stars, I'll reread it, recommend it, and try to get my son to experience some of the joy this book gave to me.
This is really a 2.5 star book, and I'll explain why shortly.
Monster Girls Unlocked: End Game is the sequel and apparently end to a series that started with the premise of Jace Trimble, a PHD student writing a MMORPG who inadvertently spawns sentient Artificial Intelligences that he pledges to protect and spawns a startup company to make enough money and control the intellectual property so that no one else can take advantage or pose a threat to the AIs. In the meantime his boyish charm, enhanced physique (because telling your mind to make changes, causes those changes to manifest in the physical world) and nearly complete lack of other men in the vicinity allow him to build a harem of quite capable and beautiful women who are both completely fine with his polyamorous relationships and bring all of the technical and business acumen needed to make his business a smashing success.
As with the first novel, Trublood conceives of, and resolves, plot points quickly and succinctly. This makes the read fast, but ultimately dissatisfying, especially with the other faults in this second book.
Ok, the good: It is a pretty quick read, the subject matter is light litrpg/cyberreality, and it has some decent mature themes and scenes.
The bad: Justin leaves a lot of interesting plot concepts in the wastebasket, either because he cannot or chooses not to expand and write a deeper and broader story. Some of them which he alludes to are simply never pursued, such as physical intimacy with the AIs (which could go from ooh sexy fantasy, all the way to "Are AIs able to give consent in a conscriptive environment controlled by the sexual partner?"), how does hacking and cyber intrusion and defense reflect in a virtualized interface, and how does a harem/polycule function in a professional setting where some of the people are not part of the romantic/sexual dynamic? Unfortunately none of these are considered for more than a paragraph before being left unmentioned for the rest of the book. Ultimately this makes the story less though provoking than it might have been, and thus is unlikely to stay in the reader's mind for much more than a day after the book is finished.
The ugly: The editing and continuity of this book (which is an extension from the previous book, but much worse here) are poor, including such plot issues as forgetting that sex had occurred with one of the characters earlier in the storyline, such that it kicks you out of the immersion and entertainment to force the reader to have to reconcile the conflicts. Additionally Trublook refers to locations but get details about them wrong (as happened in his other series, Lust Witches), or simply forgets the geographic layout of his scenes. In the case here the university is in Colorado but the entire scene shifts to Houston with scenes in a few locations that should be in Colorado suddenly transplanted into Texas. Many obvious conflicts (government intervention in a new technology, anyone?) were either never thought of or never mentioned so as to keep the book simple (that word used with intent, and not in a complimentary way). The second novel itself ends in a rushed fashion like Justin had to get it out the door. Conflict is resolved via Deus Ex Machina rather than descriptive prose, or even letting the story expand to a third book. Lastly, some of the dramatic and action plot scenes are poorly considered, such that the reader is again, either going to consider the genius hero an idiot, or will be thrown out of immersion because they see what is going to happen from two pages away (spoiler: hey a different car than our security detail normally drives!).
The series itself could have been a single novel or novella except for the sex and harem padding the material, and if it hadn't had that, it would be a good, if shallow, YA litrpg story. Unfortunately that isn't a good thing.
I'm not sure I'll pick up anything else by Trublood, even though they are free on Kindle Unlimited. There is just better litrpg, harem, and salacious fiction available out there.
This is really a 2.5 star book, and I'll explain why shortly.
Monster Girls Unlocked: End Game is the sequel and apparently end to a series that started with the premise of Jace Trimble, a PHD student writing a MMORPG who inadvertently spawns sentient Artificial Intelligences that he pledges to protect and spawns a startup company to make enough money and control the intellectual property so that no one else can take advantage or pose a threat to the AIs. In the meantime his boyish charm, enhanced physique (because telling your mind to make changes, causes those changes to manifest in the physical world) and nearly complete lack of other men in the vicinity allow him to build a harem of quite capable and beautiful women who are both completely fine with his polyamorous relationships and bring all of the technical and business acumen needed to make his business a smashing success.
As with the first novel, Trublood conceives of, and resolves, plot points quickly and succinctly. This makes the read fast, but ultimately dissatisfying, especially with the other faults in this second book.
Ok, the good: It is a pretty quick read, the subject matter is light litrpg/cyberreality, and it has some decent mature themes and scenes.
The bad: Justin leaves a lot of interesting plot concepts in the wastebasket, either because he cannot or chooses not to expand and write a deeper and broader story. Some of them which he alludes to are simply never pursued, such as physical intimacy with the AIs (which could go from ooh sexy fantasy, all the way to "Are AIs able to give consent in a conscriptive environment controlled by the sexual partner?"), how does hacking and cyber intrusion and defense reflect in a virtualized interface, and how does a harem/polycule function in a professional setting where some of the people are not part of the romantic/sexual dynamic? Unfortunately none of these are considered for more than a paragraph before being left unmentioned for the rest of the book. Ultimately this makes the story less though provoking than it might have been, and thus is unlikely to stay in the reader's mind for much more than a day after the book is finished.
The ugly: The editing and continuity of this book (which is an extension from the previous book, but much worse here) are poor, including such plot issues as forgetting that sex had occurred with one of the characters earlier in the storyline, such that it kicks you out of the immersion and entertainment to force the reader to have to reconcile the conflicts. Additionally Trublook refers to locations but get details about them wrong (as happened in his other series, Lust Witches), or simply forgets the geographic layout of his scenes. In the case here the university is in Colorado but the entire scene shifts to Houston with scenes in a few locations that should be in Colorado suddenly transplanted into Texas. Many obvious conflicts (government intervention in a new technology, anyone?) were either never thought of or never mentioned so as to keep the book simple (that word used with intent, and not in a complimentary way). The second novel itself ends in a rushed fashion like Justin had to get it out the door. Conflict is resolved via Deus Ex Machina rather than descriptive prose, or even letting the story expand to a third book. Lastly, some of the dramatic and action plot scenes are poorly considered, such that the reader is again, either going to consider the genius hero an idiot, or will be thrown out of immersion because they see what is going to happen from two pages away (spoiler: hey a different car than our security detail normally drives!).
The series itself could have been a single novel or novella except for the sex and harem padding the material, and if it hadn't had that, it would be a good, if shallow, YA litrpg story. Unfortunately that isn't a good thing.
I'm not sure I'll pick up anything else by Trublood, even though they are free on Kindle Unlimited. There is just better litrpg, harem, and salacious fiction available out there.
March 8, 2023
Only for fans
Overall, I love the characters and wish fulfillment.
But...
This story needs professional editing. Besides small grammatical errors, there are a lot of continuity errors. Most of the time, the story deals with the moment and what it needs to be interesting. But this leads to whenever it does return to an earlier idea, it forgets the details. For example, the characters go camping in a virtual world. The main character explains why he needs to go to the river and wash the dishes. He also says it is quick and easy to do since this is a virtual world. The next time they camp he says that he doesn't need to wash the dishes since it is a virtual world.
While wish fulfillment doesn't need to explain everything, the hand-wavy nature of why cyber attacks appear as virtual monsters is pretty lackluster.
I still enjoy reading the story enough to give 4 stars, but I cannot give a full recommendation as the story currently reads.
Overall, I love the characters and wish fulfillment.
But...
This story needs professional editing. Besides small grammatical errors, there are a lot of continuity errors. Most of the time, the story deals with the moment and what it needs to be interesting. But this leads to whenever it does return to an earlier idea, it forgets the details. For example, the characters go camping in a virtual world. The main character explains why he needs to go to the river and wash the dishes. He also says it is quick and easy to do since this is a virtual world. The next time they camp he says that he doesn't need to wash the dishes since it is a virtual world.
While wish fulfillment doesn't need to explain everything, the hand-wavy nature of why cyber attacks appear as virtual monsters is pretty lackluster.
I still enjoy reading the story enough to give 4 stars, but I cannot give a full recommendation as the story currently reads.
March 23, 2023
4.5 stars. I feel that there was more explicit sex than necessary for the story, but mercifully not every encounter was detailed. This is not the first book positing actual physical and skill improvements from virtual game immersion, but it is handled well. And the MC needed those "upgrades" to be able to keep up with demand.
The relationships, well, this is a "men's fantasy" book, so there is exactly one strong male character in these books. Other males are bit players or villains. A fantasy for him, perhaps, but he may be a bit too catnip-y for the women around him. Thankfully, they don't all bang him, as there would be no time in his day for anything else.
Overall, it's a good story and the MC isn't a tool (although his gets a lot of use). I'm unclear on if this is the end of this series, but it could be and that wouldn't be a bad thing. The main arc is definitely over, so I'm content to leave it here.
The relationships, well, this is a "men's fantasy" book, so there is exactly one strong male character in these books. Other males are bit players or villains. A fantasy for him, perhaps, but he may be a bit too catnip-y for the women around him. Thankfully, they don't all bang him, as there would be no time in his day for anything else.
Overall, it's a good story and the MC isn't a tool (although his gets a lot of use). I'm unclear on if this is the end of this series, but it could be and that wouldn't be a bad thing. The main arc is definitely over, so I'm content to leave it here.
February 13, 2023
Good story that was in line with the other books. More typos that should have been caught. I also expected Jace to bring in Shiva. He hinted at her being a closet gamer in earlier books. When the AI needed help with combat and strategy I thought, now is the perfect entry for Shiva. (Spoiler) Would have been interesting to see how quickly she leveled up but then she would have been the one to go through a portal instead of Jace. Still loved the way he "killed the opposition." Thanks for writing this story.
February 6, 2023
WOW WOW WOW
An absolute joy to read!!! Humor, adventure, slice of life and a glimpse of a future any gamer would be thrilled with, WOW!!!! This an absolutely incredible series and I
An absolute joy to read!!! Humor, adventure, slice of life and a glimpse of a future any gamer would be thrilled with, WOW!!!! This an absolutely incredible series and I
February 10, 2023
Again alarming how much I enjoyed all parts
What a story it kept moving forward fun bits in between with the nice adage of carrying skills with you to RL who wouldnt want a bit of that ^^ now if you wouldn't mind releasing book 3 immediately that would be swell ^^
What a story it kept moving forward fun bits in between with the nice adage of carrying skills with you to RL who wouldnt want a bit of that ^^ now if you wouldn't mind releasing book 3 immediately that would be swell ^^
May 22, 2023
Quite spectacular!?
After reading both books I am leaving this review,at first I thought " just another gamer novel" then I became intrigued ,then I became hooked.I liked your approach to immersion and the characters were superb,as was the sex.bravo.
After reading both books I am leaving this review,at first I thought " just another gamer novel" then I became intrigued ,then I became hooked.I liked your approach to immersion and the characters were superb,as was the sex.bravo.
February 1, 2023
Game on!
Great continuation from the first book. Lots of stuff happening all the time, and very much let's you be a part of it. A++
Great continuation from the first book. Lots of stuff happening all the time, and very much let's you be a part of it. A++
February 4, 2023
Love it!
Not many times does a 2nd volume get better than the first, but this one is. The story is wonderful and extremely well written. I Really hope for a volume 3!
Not many times does a 2nd volume get better than the first, but this one is. The story is wonderful and extremely well written. I Really hope for a volume 3!
February 7, 2023
Amazing
Please tell me there is a book 3 in the works. This series is amazing. I love the relationship development!
Please tell me there is a book 3 in the works. This series is amazing. I love the relationship development!
February 12, 2023
Great Read
I absolutely loved it, I sincerely hope you do as well. Great series and all the lovely women. I would love to have this life. Don't know a man who wouldn't.
I absolutely loved it, I sincerely hope you do as well. Great series and all the lovely women. I would love to have this life. Don't know a man who wouldn't.
February 12, 2023
good read
Well written and a great plot for a harem novel. Lots of moving parts with what it is like to have a start up in the the big business world.
Well written and a great plot for a harem novel. Lots of moving parts with what it is like to have a start up in the the big business world.
February 26, 2023
Wow, great sequel!!
Excellent read, and a great series so far. Can't wait for the next installment to drop. Hopefully, we won't have to wait too long.
Excellent read, and a great series so far. Can't wait for the next installment to drop. Hopefully, we won't have to wait too long.
July 30, 2025
The story continues but I didn't liked it as much as the first one.
I am not a fan of the "cyber war" in the virtual world.
I am not a fan of the "cyber war" in the virtual world.
February 12, 2026
Lots of fun
Well written action. The characters are clear and relatable. So much fun to read. I truly liked the book. Fun.
Well written action. The characters are clear and relatable. So much fun to read. I truly liked the book. Fun.
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