Cyprus Frost

Fantastic as always.

Revisado: 04-25-23 El oyente recibió este título gratis

Great story & very naughty futa-angel & futa-succubus delights to boot, what's not to like?

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The 3rd book is just as good as the 1st two books!

Revisado: 04-25-23

this audiobook was a great continuation of the Lucifer Reborn series there was enough closure at the end of the book that I'm not pissed off about it ending on the cliffhanger that it did. All I can say is I can't wait till I'm able to listen to book 04.

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I dislike reviewers who b**ch with“INCORRECT”facts

Revisado: 02-05-21

This comment is in response to the Anonymous Reviewer, who complained that Logan Jacobs should do more research on Norse Mythology if he's going to use it in his stories. The Anonymous Reviewer said this because Logan Jacobs wrote that Odin's wife is Freya, which the Anonymous Reviewer said was incorrect, he then said that Freya wasn't Odin's wife, that Frigg is.

Well I wish there was a way for people to reply directly to a review, that way I'd know for sure most people who read the Anonymous Reviewer's post, would read my reply. Hopefully the 17 people who said the Anonymous Reviewer's post was helpful, didn't decide to not listen to this book based on his review cuz he is partially incorrect.

The Anonymous Reviewer is right that Frigg is Odin's wife in some versions of Norse Myths, but in a majority of the later Myths, that a time when the rivalry between the Aesir Pantheon and the Vanir Pantheon was getting to the point where full out war might erupt, in order to keep that from occuring Odin, as the leader of the Aesir, offered the leader of the Vanir, who was Freya, a way of keeping the two pantheons from going to war. That offer was to combine the two pantheons as one, but Freya's pride wouldn't let herself be subordinate to Odin. So instead Odin offered to marry Freya which would make them equals as well as merge the pantheons more completely. So Logan Jacobs was not wrong in writing Freya as Odin's wife & not Frigg cuz Odin Tossed the old hag aside for the younger & more beautiful goddess Freya. So maybe that Anonymous Reviewer should do better research before spouting incomplete facts.

P.S. Also in some versions of Norse Mythology, Frigg & Freya aren't two seperate goddesses, but two different incarnations of the same goddess.

P.P.S. At this time I haven't listened to this Audiobook yet. After I have listened to it I'll edit this sentence out & replace it with my review of the Audiobook instead.

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A Fantastic Start To Aaron Crash's New Series!

Revisado: 12-06-20

In Regards To The Story, Did You, {A.} Love It, {B.} Hate It, Or {C.} Another Feeling Towards It?
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(A) - I Loved It.
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In my opinion the most memorable moment was when he created the Mountain Dew Fountain & then Phoebe proceeds to binge drink it, which leads her to be the 1st Amazonian to experience a caffeine/sugar high!! ROFLMAO it was f-ing hilarious that's for sure.🤣😂🤣😂
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The Amazonian Beastiamancer General Asteria, is my favorite character. She is my favorite, for several reasons, the 1st reason is she's hot, sexy, & lethal,(plus she's blue f-ing blue!) 2nd reason is her thoughts while in her various animal forms are hilarious!
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How Did The Narrator/s Do?
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Armen Taylor was Fantastic, he did male and female voices equally well, and I'm not absolutely sure, but I don't remember him repeating voices with any of the extra characters.
___________________________________________________ Would You Listen To The Narrator's Other Works &/Or Recommend Him, Her, Or Them To Other Listeners?
-------------------------------------------------- Yes, I would listen to him again, & Yes, I would recommend him, as a good narrator, to other audiobook listeners. ___________________________________________________ Would You Listen To The Sequels &/Or Other Works By The Author?
-------------------------------------------------- Yes, I definitely would listen to the sequels of War God's Mantle: Ascension, & I would most likely listen to Aaron Crash's other works, as long as they were along the same lines as this story. ___________________________________________________ Misc. Notes
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I really appreciated how much thought Aaron Crash put into the depth & uniquely different personalities of the Amazons & I'm not just talking about the 3 Amazonian Generals, but all of the individual Amazonian Warriors that Jacob forged, it made for a fantastic story, that's for sure. ___________________________________________________

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Finally, A New Premise For Monster Girl Harems!

Revisado: 06-22-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

🆕 Monster Girl Harem ☑List
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🥇▪Amount Of Hilarity
😆😂😂🤣🤣🤣=Comedic Value 💯%☑
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🥈▪Amount Of 18+ Hotness
🔥💥💥🌋🌋🌋=Sexytimes Value 💯%☑
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🥉▪Uniqueness of Plot Premise
⛳🏆🏆🎯🎯🎯=Star Rating 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟☑
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So according to my check list above, this Audiobook is Hilariously Hot with Bunches of Molten Harem-y Sexytime Goodness. Then on top of that the Plot Premise is actually unique and new to my knowledge. So I would say if you like Funny Harem Sexytimes that don't come close to fading to black and are wanting something new to the genre, then I would pick up this audiobook.

P.S. At the time of this review, The King Of The Monster Girl Harem Series, Had released 5 audiobooks. That's this one plus four sequels and if the sequels are anywhere near this 1st audiobook in quality, then I'll be getting the other 4 as well.

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An interesting twist, to a well known story.

Revisado: 06-12-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

In Regards To The Story, Did You, {A.} Love It, {B.} Hate It, Or {C.} Another Feeling Towards It?
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I Loved It
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What Was The Most Memorable Moment?
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(SMALL SPOILER ALERT-This answer reveals later story plot points-READ AT YOUR OWN RISK)

The part in the dungeon, when Mordie was able to show himself to Rolf, so he would know that Mordie was the person who outwitted Rolf & that Mordie had set him up which ended with Rolf behind bars, just like he left Mordie behind bars, to be hanged.
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Who Was Your Favorite Character?
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The rat-dragon named Sir George, I loved his loyalty to Mordie.
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How Did The Narrator/s Do?
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Austin Walp was Fantastic he did male and female voices equally well, and I'm not absolutely sure, but I don't remember him repeating voices with any of the extra characters.
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Would You Listen To The Narrator's Other Works &/Or Reccomend Him, Her, Or Them To Other Listeners?
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Yes, I would listen to him again, & Yes, I would recommend him, as a good narrator, to other audiobook listeners.
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Would You Listen To The Sequels &/Or Other Works By The Author?
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Yes, I definitely would listen to the sequels of The Bastard, & I would most likely listen to Jack Porter's other works, as long as they were along the same lines as this story.
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Misc. Notes
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I really liked how it showed a point of view that's unique to my knowledge. He took a person who is usually told as the bad guy in King Arthur's story, Mordred, and told the story from his point of view, but at least he didn't just completely flip flop his personality but made him likeable and not completely good or bad.(TINY SPOILER ALERT) I also liked how they seem to be making King Arthur as a monster.
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This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.

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Great Start To A Great Series!

Revisado: 05-31-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

In Regards To The Story, Did You, {A.} Love It, {B.} Hate It, Or {C.} Another Feeling Towards It?
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I Loved It
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What Was The Most Memorable Moment?
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When Necro ripped the Orc,
who killed the little Orc boy, in half
in front of all the townfolk, while using
his Chaos Butcher Beserk like ability.
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Who Was Your Favorite Character?
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Necro
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How Did The Narrator/s Do?
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Alan Adelberg was Fantastic & Anneliese Rennie actually annoyed me in the beginning, with the way she did the AI's voice, but after a while it didn't bother me anymore, and besides that she did fantastic as well.
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Would You Listen To The Narrator's Other Works &/Or Reccomend Him, Her, Or Them To Other Listeners?
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Yes and Yes
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Would You Listen To The Sequels &/Or Other Works By The Author?
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Yes and Yes
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This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.

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It's part Post-Apocalypse, part Sci-fi Fantasy, and to top it off throw in a ittle Wuxia.

Revisado: 05-11-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

It has a decent storyline but I thought it spent a little too much time on the beginning with him as a soldier then just dropped us in a new body and time with little explanation, but besides that it was definitely not bad.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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Awesome

Revisado: 03-14-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

What a great Harem Story, “Monster Girls' Harem Passion,” is a fantastic continuation of this Harem series, it's got twists and turns + action, and of course plenty of Hot Erotic Harem Monster Girl scenes.

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Awesome new series from Dakota Krout!

Revisado: 06-06-19

-WARNING- there are spoilers below to both this book and the Divine Dungeon series, so proceed at your own risk!!

To be completely honest with you, I went into listening to this audiobook, expecting to dislike it cuz it wasn't the Divine Dungeon series, and to begin with I didn't like it. Then as I contonued to listen I started to see ot as it's own series. So in my mind it was upgraded to liked but not as much as Divine Dungeon, and like another one of the reviewers mentioned, I also liked the nod to divine dungeon by calling the main AI Certified Altruistic Lexicon aka C A L - Cal the dungeon core from Divine Dungeon, and a little later I noticed some comments about the “Game's” lore or history, that gave me a sneaking suspicion about this series. Okay, for a little more info to help you understand how and where I got these suspicions, I started listening to the Completionist Chronicles as a fix for my Dakota Krout habit when I had just finished listening to The Divine Dungeon book 4: Divine Desolation and Was waiting for Divine Dungeon book 5 to come out on Audible instead of reading it on Kindle Unlimited. So I still had that great story still circulating around in my head going over info trying to figure out how Dakota was going to go about saving everyone from what Cal accidentally set in motion with his Grand Ritual...and that's where my mind stumbled and I was like oh yeah that's right Cal started using Ritual magic in book 3 and he even said that it was potentially the strongest method of casting spells if done right, so at 1st I was like that was cool that Dakota kept to the same way of thinking when it came to this series too, but then I thought wait author's usually only do that when the book's universes have the same rules and/or laws. So then O was like could it be there both so different Divine Dungeon isn't inside a virtual reality at all, but then I remembered that in the 1st chapter of Ritualist the guy who's being talked about had found a core that he ended up communicating with,( and when the creator of the game is mentioned they say that it was by the guy who made the Space Y company which was the company that Elon made just before he started communicating with the core) then they move on to Joe diving into the VRMMORPG called Eternium, wait a sec isn't Eternium the name of book 5 of The Divine Dungeon well now isn't that a coincidence. That's not the only thing though another one that was easily noticed was when the 1st monsters are described by Joe, he says, "they are small rabbits with a hard protrusion that they use to “bash” you, amd while they were fighting with them they tried to swarm them. Sound like any monster we know...like I don't know a BASHER,( and the bunny-bear zombie sounded suspiciously like a certain 8foot tall hulking bunny called Rail) then there was when Joe was reading up on the history of ritual magic, he mentions the risks in interrupting an activating ritual, he specifically mentions a Ritual that was damaged by a miner that went haywire and destroyed a whole city, that sounds an awful lot like when Cal's Grand Ritual messed up and destroyed the city of the lightning cultivaters in Dungeon Calamity. Finally the last thing I noticed so far was the description of the King and Queen being like metal statues reminds me of the Battle Tyrant princess and prince that became a queen and king. So in conclusion I think that in the end of the Divine Dungeon series Cal creates his inner world in his soul space and he names it Eternium and then he took all the people who would die without essence and brought them there and then he hid his core inside that deep hole that he drilled that was full of oil.( speaking of that hole and oil didn't Elon find his “Core” while working on an oilrig that had just dug the deepest ever and caused an oil spill to happen)

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