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What is with all the babies?

Revisado: 08-11-22

I liked the story for the most part. The character Freya was cool at first too...then she became the let's have babies character and it got old quick.

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Looking forward to the next book.

Revisado: 04-09-21

Fun story. Kind of a mix of Harry Potter with Animal House. Fun to read fun to listen to.
My only issue and it's a small one is with the narration. Alex Perone is a great narrator but I'm not sure if he's the right choice for the main character. He doesn't pull off the Han Solo hero type as good as he does the Luke Skywalker hero type and the main character is way more Han than Luke. Plus the way he reads/performs the romantic dialogue and scenes is...sometimes super cheesy and cringey. Sometimes it's the writing but sometimes it's his performance. Marissa Parness is all around great...though some of the voice choices she makes kinda sorta don't fit with the way a character is written. Example: there's a succubus character in the story who's supposed to be super seductive and sexy but she's voiced with a very posh and a bit ridiculous Mary Poppins type voice. I get that these kind of books are not supposed to be taken very seriously and I don't...but when great narrators perform a character kinda weird or just don't seem to be the right fit for the main character it's kinda hard to ignore. None of this should keep you from buying and enjoying the books cause they're really fun and the narrators overall do a great job.

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Pokemon...for Adults

Revisado: 02-20-21

Overall a fun story. The only thing that would make it better would be a female narrator for the female characters...but Joshua Story did a good job in all respects and with all the characters.

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Good as always...well maybe 2 complaints.

Revisado: 10-29-20

I get a kick out of the SciFi/Fantasy Harem genre and I really dig this series. I'm not a fan of the master and slaves relationship between the male protagonist and his harem of women but it fits with the rest of the story so it usually doesn't bug me to much. I really like the fact that there are no good guys or heroes in this story. Everyone is kinda evil.
My 2 complaints are:
1st. In this book (book 4) the character Vesta is given a new personality trait by the author. She is now all about being beautiful and the beauty of everything around her. She makes comments all throughout this book relating to her own beauty or someone else's beauty or hating ugliness etc etc... This new personality trait makes her seem shallow and not nearly as likable. Almost to the point of being annoying. Now had she been like this from book 1 then it would feel normal and organic but in the first 3 books of the series she doesn't have this personality quirk and is a much more likable and enjoyable character. I hope the author drops this new personality trait and goes back to writing her the like she was in the first 3 books.

2nd. With each book the main protagonist is becoming more of an egotistical and controlling asshole during the sex scenes and it's starting to get a little ridiculous and annoying...but it fits with the rest of the story and overall vibe of the story so I can shrug it off.

Other than these to minor complaints I'm still really enjoying this series and I'm looking forward to seeing where the story goes.

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