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An insatiable succubus? A shy werewolf? A scatterbrained angel? This team needs a leader! J.B. Clarke enrolled in college to earn his degree and find a steady job. What he got instead was an adventure in a secret underworld where vampires rule over all. Emma Rose, a friendly gamer who turns out to be a succubus, recruits him into Broken Fang, an overly ambitious team of monster girls. These lovely ladies know they'll need help if they're to stand a chance against the vampires, and they're looking for a few good men. Well, one man, actually. And that's him. Clarke is soon thrust into a hidden world full of magic, mystery, and mythical creatures. He's in way over his head because Broken Fang is a dysfunctional mess, and his calculus professor is a sadistic vampire who snacks on pet animals. He'll need more than his (considerable) experience with fantasy games to solve this problem! Fortunately, he's far from helpless. He's a blood knight, descended from an ancient and powerful line of vampire hunters, and his magical abilities have finally begun to awaken. But will they be enough? Can he master his powers in time to face the coming storm? Can he grow into the leader Broken Fang so desperately needs? Or will he end up as just one more meal for the vampires? WARNING: Blood Knight: Vampire Slayer is a fun urban fantasy adventure with a healthy side of heat: voluptuous succubi, energetic werewolves, incorrigible slime girls, nubile witches, and saucy language to match. (So don't read it and then complain about the spice. Y'all know exactly what you're getting into.)

World-shaking mysteries? Secretive aristocrats? Shapeshifting dragons? All in a day's work for Harper's Harriers!Six months have blown by since Locke was reborn in another world with his hot new body, magic powers, and a giant mech called a Titan. In that time, word has spread that he's a new void mage-the rarest mage type-and now every woman he meets wants a piece of him. But only the voluptuous ladies of the airship Blue Heron can claim his heart (and ... the rest of him). They'll need all of him to take on their next bounty, for it promises to test their skills to their limits. A once-simple drake-hunting job has now turned into a dragon-hunting job- but there's more to this bounty than meets the eye. Something has twisted the dragon, Ultranoth the Organized, from a reclusive collector to a rampaging winged terror, and that "something" might just be the same thing that caused the downfall of civilization a thousand years ago. It's a job that only Locke and his crew are qualified to take ... especially since his crew includes Chief Engineer Bexley. Or, as she's more formally known, Lady Beaunessia Valerie Brimble Morton, prodigal (and proud of it) daughter of the distinguished Morton family-and childhood friend to Ultranoth. But will Bexley be able to reach her scaly friend? And if not, what then? Will their two Titans be enough to bring down a dragon? Or is it finally time for their third Titan to enter the fray? WARNING: Titan Mage Dragon is a fun fantasy adventure containing steam both punk and smutty: sexy mechanics, sensuous airship captains, racy mech pilots, curious catgirls, and saucy language to match. (So don't read it and then complain about the spice. Y'all know exactly what you're getting into.)

A monster-infested ruin? A dangerous bounty? A missing archaeologist? Sign this crew up for adventure! It's been one month since Locke was reborn on the world of Haven, and he's still learning his way around. But his magic powers, giant mech, and brand new buff body definitely help. Not to mention his three gorgeous crew mates-Captain Alyssa, fellow Titan Mage Ember, and Chief Engineer Bexley-are determined to ... help him get used to it. He'll have to get used to it all fast, though, because their next bounty is a tough and personal one. An entire expedition has vanished at the site of an ancient ruin. An expedition including Ember's mother, Erudicia. This is no small task. On Haven, ruins involve more than lost history. They mean valuable artifacts, ruthless bandits, and magically-mutated monsters, and though Haven's leading research society usually looks after its own missing crews ... for some reason, it's in no hurry to find Erudicia's. Locke suspects Ember knows why this particular expedition has been abandoned. He also senses she fears what she might face when forced to reunite with her estranged family. But Ember's not one to let a little fear stand in her way, and neither is Locke. Not when they have their badass mechs called Titans on their side. Still, questions remain: What caused the rift in Ember's family? Why was the entire expedition abandoned? What kind of monsters lurk in that ruin? And have Locke and Ember upgraded their Titans enough to survive the trial to come? WARNING: Titan Mage Ruin is a fun fantasy adventure containing steam both punk and smutty: voluptuous airship captains, eager engineers, and lascivious mech pilots. (So don't read it and then complain about the spice. Y'all know exactly what you're getting into.)

A world-ending deity? An ancient superweapon? A fight for the future of Haven? Only Harper's Harriers can save the day! When Locke came to the world of Haven, he didn't know he'd be called upon to save it one day-but with his god-tier magic, his giant mech called a Titan, and his crew of hot, capable women, he's the best man for the job. Especially now that his crew includes the Precursor space witch Peth, whose memories of what destroyed her civilization a thousand years ago have come rushing back. Now that same destroyer is about to break free from its prison within the Crystal Moon. To defeat it, they'll have to find and activate an ancient Precursor superweapon. But reaching the superweapon won't be easy, for Locke must now lead the Harper's Harriers to the one place no one from Haven has gone in over a thousand years: Outer space. Has Locke mastered his Titan enough to face his greatest challenge yet? Will his crew, their Titans, and all their epic upgrades be enough to save the world? He may not know how his story on Haven will end, but between his harem of badass women and the coming battle with a destroyer god, one thing's for sure: Whatever comes next, he's going to go out with a bang.

Sinister cultists? A catgirl kidnapping? An elite enemy Titan? Sounds like a job for Harper's Harriers! Locke has finally adjusted to life on the fantastical world of Haven-but with his hot new body, magic powers, and giant mech called a Titan, how could he not? Especially since he flies on a ship full of gorgeous women who call him captain (both of his airship ... and in their beds). Soon he'll have to put all those resources to use because Peth, the incorporeal space witch trapped inside his Titan, has experienced a dark premonition about the Crystal Moon-and in Locke's experience, "weird moon stuff" is just another way to spell trouble. Which proves prescient when moon cultists show up alongside a terrifyingly advanced Titan wielding all four magical elements. They assault the Harriers' airship and kidnap one of his crew-the shy catgirl Sloan, who has a dark history with these cultists. Locke is determined not to let any harm come to her, and the Harper's Harriers surge into action. But why do the cultists want Sloan in the first place? How do these events connect to the ever-darkening shadow on the Crystal Moon? And are their Titans powerful enough to take on this new, mysterious foe? WARNING: Titan Mage Rising is a fun fantasy adventure containing steam both punk and smutty: sensuous airship captains, naughty engineers, shameless mech pilots, mischievous catgirls, and salacious space witches. (So don't read it and then complain about the spice. Y'all know exactly what you're getting into.)