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Succubi Harem

By: Thaddeus Blackheart
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This title uses virtual voice narration

Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.

Mark Sheppard knew he was different, but they kept him in the dark about how different he was until he was old enough. Then he learned what he was. He is an Incubus. Now, it is time to fulfill his duties as an Incubus. Those duties include building a harem of Succubi.

Unfortunately, the mythological stories omitted one crucial part. Succubus are several times stronger than humans, and they go into a bonding hunt at the first scent of an Incubus. They have only one thing on their minds, and sex is a crucial part of the bonding.

After the bonding, they become “almost normal,” assuming that normal means a sex-crazed nymphomaniac.
Succubi outnumber Incubuses by ten to one, and they must be bonded to an Incubuses to survive past age 25.

He discovers that Incubi and Succubi are not the only paranormals out there and that Incubuses also attract other female paranormals. This story is quite humorous, and while it is 18+ (it does not fade to black), it concentrates on the story and character development and does not stretch out the sex descriptions to an excessive number of pages. You will find Elf attributes extremely amusing, ;)...

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Decent story. Can’t expect much from AI narration, but it’s pretty good. Worth a listen when no credits needed.

Not bad.

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Sigh. Here's the thing. Virtual voice selection is a good thing. You have to pick one that has appropriate inflection. This VV isn't one of the better ones for that.
This leads to the next point- VV can't make up for lousy editing/self editing. Ever. VV accentuates any examples of typos, poor word choices, repeated use of the same adjective or verb in the same sentence, etc.
This author is one that obviously didn't use an editor of any kind. Character names were consistently inconsistent. That's due to spelling errors. Many words are misspelled.
Plot-wise, it's not too bad, but the overall result is a difficult listen.

Editing is almost everything

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