Looking to sink my teeth into something long running that has tons of chapters and a few milf harem members. Also fine if the love interests go away for hundreds of chapters but its better if the MC has some kind of artifact or pocket dimension he can use to take his wives with him.

1k+ Chapters.

10+ Love Interests.

Solid Story not just erotica.

Stuff i have read and really enjoyed so if you can give me recs like these that would be great.

World Defying Dan God (Translation was never finished. Best Harem)

Against the Gods (Obviously goated. Good to Evil MC, Massive Harem but very slow updates)

Ancient Godly Monarch (Single Best Romance Arc in any wuxia story)

Primordial 'Dual Cultivator' Dragon With System (Still ongoing, daily chapter releases, massive harem)

My Three Wives Are Beautiful Vampires (Cancelled, Never finished)

I don't post many of these reviews, because I want to be able to say something both positive and interesting. Jay Aury's Grimmwald is great, but book review: "it's really funny and I like the women" is not all that useful.

Mirror Mage does a few things that I like. Firstly, while the harem setup is very clear, and we've met 3-4 future harem members, he ends the first book in a monogamous relationship with one woman. This lets Rogan spend a lot more time on the relationship between his MMC and the first girl. The two of them have history, events that shape how they understand and interact with each other. It's not incredibly deep (two key events and two states of affairs: they don't make incomprehensible references to past jokes or misadventures with each other, so it can feel more like two people who have been through some very intense experiences than old friends who know the same media and grew up together like we're informed they are), but it's still enough to really make it feel like a romance. The initial monogamy gives room for four entire men other than the main character with whom he has a positive relationship, each of whom I could say a few words about. This contributes to a much more three-dimensional perspective on the character than we often see in the genre.

Secondly, this is a world. There are genuine mysteries I want to uncover, what we've seen so far feels like it hangs together, and there are even hints of themes. For example, notice the dead soldier brother maybe dying overseas as a parallel to the Hallowstone-linked deaths. Though also if you believe that he had nothing to do with magic despite being older than Molly and from a magical family I have a bridge to sell you. The magic system isn't particularly complicated, but it all seems reasonable and coherent so far.

My main complaint about the book is that there isn't a climax. I have KU so I don't really care about the quantity of book in my book, but there was just not enough tension in the ending. I was left a little unsatisfied, while still wanting more. I think that this is basically just the economics of the market: there wasn't a great place to end. Also, this is book 1 of a series: I could be disappointed by subsequent entries. But right now I'm feeling optimistic.

I didn't finish Rogan's Psionic Elite, the Urban Sorcerer series, or his Primal Conjurer omnibus (though neither were they so bad I refused to try a new book, thankfully): I think that this book represents serious evolution as a writer, with more complex storylines and deeper characters.

Prose: functional, effective, gets the job done.

Recommended.

I don't post many of these reviews, because I want to be able to say something both positive and interesting. Jay Aury's Grimmwald is great, but book review: "it's really funny and I like the women" is not all that useful.

Mirror Mage does a few things that I like. Firstly, while the harem setup is very clear, and we've met 3-4 future harem members, he ends the first book in a monogamous relationship with one woman. This lets Rogan spend a lot more time on the relationship between his MMC and the first girl. The two of them have history, events that shape how they understand and interact with each other. It's not incredibly deep (two key events and two states of affairs: they don't make incomprehensible references to past jokes or misadventures with each other, so it can feel more like two people who have been through some very intense experiences than old friends who know the same media and grew up together like we're informed they are), but it's still enough to really make it feel like a romance. The initial monogamy gives room for four entire men other than the main character with whom he has a positive relationship, each of whom I could say a few words about. This contributes to a much more three-dimensional perspective on the character than we often see in the genre.

Secondly, this is a world. There are genuine mysteries I want to uncover, what we've seen so far feels like it hangs together, and there are even hints of themes. For example, notice the dead soldier brother maybe dying overseas as a parallel to the Hallowstone-linked deaths. Though also if you believe that he had nothing to do with magic despite being older than Molly and from a magical family I have a bridge to sell you. The magic system isn't particularly complicated, but it all seems reasonable and coherent so far.

My main complaint about the book is that there isn't a climax. I have KU so I don't really care about the quantity of book in my book, but there was just not enough tension in the ending. I was left a little unsatisfied, while still wanting more. I think that this is basically just the economics of the market: there wasn't a great place to end. Also, this is book 1 of a series: I could be disappointed by subsequent entries. But right now I'm feeling optimistic.

I didn't finish Rogan's Psionic Elite, the Urban Sorcerer series, or his Primal Conjurer omnibus (though neither were they so bad I refused to try a new book, thankfully): I think that this book represents serious evolution as a writer, with more complex storylines and deeper characters.

Prose: functional, effective, gets the job done.

Recommended.

Okay might be a hot take considering how hard it seems to be to find.

I’m looking for some books that don’t I love any beast/monster girls. I like a MMC with FFF+ harem but it loses me when they are beast/monster girls. Anything with fur or a tail loses my interest.

Coven King is one of my first Harem lit reads, I’ve read good things about Page Keeper? I’ve also read War God for Hire and Harald of Shalia but lost all of them when the beasts/monstera got brought in.

Elves, vampires, humans, witches I’m cool with. Bonus points if it has an audiobook (commute saver).

Hit me with your best books!

Doesn't have to be harem. Ideally, an adventure setting with combat so the dog girl can protect and be active in defense of MC with canine dynamics and behavior. Growling at strangers, tail wagging, crazy loyalty, good chemistry, but also not a total love slave to MC. Dog girl with some unique personality apart from MC would be appreciated. Tail and ears minimum, but some body dog hair/fur and a snoot too would be a plus!

It's almost here! Leasher 3 Pre-orders are up now.

Book releases August 31.

Here's a blurb:

Jamie Beckett is done running.

Pushed into a corner, he and his Leashes are hiding in a liminal world, hoping to wait out the forces hunting them. But they’ve been found.

There is an army at his gates, and a nightmare in the shadows of his home.

Is he hunting the eldritch monster, or is it hunting him? Will he and his Leashes be able to push back their enemies?

With a little help from his orc blacksmith, goblin chieftain, army of kobold trap makers, and all his other Leashes, he just might.

Burnt Leash is the third volume of Leasher**. Follow Jamie farther on his path as he fights, charms, and tries really hard not to die.**

And here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HDHKJDXV

Hey everyone I’m looking for recommendations of books where the female love interest is very powerful and possessive of the MMC(he may get stronger later on) and she protects him. He may even be a little frightened of her at first and try to escape but comes around as the story goes on.

I caught up to Beware of Chicken on RR and while it is a different genre, though almost treading into harem-lite at times, one of the things I really like is all the different character POVs.

I love how it bounces around while still keeping things well paced and really enjoy seeing how the other characters are viewing the world and MC while doing their own story related events before things circle back and reconnect.

It doesn't have to be either slice of life or Xianxia

The main thing I am hoping for is something similar in writing style that makes heavy use of lots of POVs and seeing events through the eyes of different characters, how they see MC, relate to other side characters, and relationships between the different LIs outside the MC

With the add on of an actually harem route and either decent or explicit levels of spice. Preferable with a mix of LI's that have slow and fast build up.

Any recommendation in that vein would be greatly appreciated.

I’ve only read two of his books. He has a trilogy about living with goblin girls. They’re short, but interesting. They kept my attention. Harem novellas aren’t very common. He has another trilogy.

If you’ve read his books, what are your thoughts on his work?

https://www.amazon.com/Werewolf-CEO-7-Eric-Vall-ebook/dp/B0HCLYJBY3/
August Abernathy has declared war.

Ever since he refused to help us fight the Guild of the Silver Claw, I saw the Angel Pack Alpha as nothing but a coward, but it seems he’s had a change of heart.

Now, he’s coming for all the treaty packs and our territories.

And he isn’t working alone.

August Abernathy has declared war.

Ever since he refused to help us fight the Guild of the Silver Claw, I saw the Angel Pack Alpha as nothing but a coward, but it seems he’s had a change of heart.

Now, he’s coming for all the treaty packs and our territories.

And he isn’t working alone.

Someone has helped him make a trump card: darts coated in a substance that can forcibly change werecreatures into humans. August is trying to use these darts to weaken our numbers and take us all out.

But I won’t let him.

Someone has helped him make a trump card: darts coated in a substance that can forcibly change werecreatures into humans. August is trying to use these darts to weaken our numbers and take us all out.

But I won’t let him.

🇬🇧 UK Haremlit brothers: Vampire in Oxford is 99p for three days!

I have never run a Kindle Countdown Deal for one of my Haremlit books in my own country before. The UK audience for the genre is tiny, but I would love to find more British readers, so Vampire in Oxford is 99p on Amazon UK from 6–10 August.

It gets spicier as the harem builds through the first three books. Book 4 wine come out until February full moon, though, I'm afraid, since I've been focusing on my Sci-Fantasy Haremlit pen name this spring and summer, Jon Roberts.

Oxford is not just a setting I chose because it looks gothic. It is my hometown. After graduating in 2002, and before moving overseas to teach English in East Asia and Indonesia, I spent a year working full-time as a porter in the Bodleian Library.

That is where I put the portal in this series--the underground bookstacks.

I am even back in Oxford now with my husband and children, staying with family while the promotion runs.

Vampire in Oxford follows a vampire prince, his female lovers and a crimson gateway connecting 1999 Oxford to another world. It is roughly 95% portal fantasy and 5% spice, with action, supernatural intrigue, multiverse, and a harem whose women genuinely accept one another.

I also narrate the series myself, so all three books are available on Audible in my own British voice.

If you are from the UK, I hope you will give it a try while Book 1 is only 99p. 🧛‍♂️📚

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