Princess A Monster Girl Harem Fantasy Adventure Phil Aerix by Phil Aerix instant download after payment.

Royally screwed…or so I hopeYou’d think that locating and rescuing a smoking hot catgirl princess would be a good thing. Be careful what you wish for.

After traveling all over the western half of the world, my sexy companions and I have found the lost princess of the Isameine Dynasty and saved her from certain death. Finally. With Princess Evina in our corner, the resistance movement can gain some credibility and grow.

That was the thought, anyway.

None of us realized how much of a pain the ass a gorgeous princess could be. My foxgirl wife and my hotter-than-hell orc warrior and bunny girl are the kindest women I know, but even they are ready to beat Evina senseless.

We still have to get back to Odonasia, and there are a lot of dangers along the way. The Sodality is pressing citizens everywhere to turn me and the priestesses in to be executed and it’s more dangerous to travel every day. With a few other women we’ve picked up along the way, including three more priestesses, it will be harder than ever to keep a low profile.

Increased wild monster sightings, Sodality troops ramping up, and wrangling a stunning catgirl who thinks she’s better than everyone else. This is what my life has become. All I want is to get home to Odonasia and enjoy the simple things, like spending some quality time with my exquisite girls while not being killed by the dozens of perils hunting for me.

My path is clear. Figure out how to deal with the princess, build our fledgling village, gain allies for the resistance, and become powerful enough to take down the greatest power in the world, all while keeping my girls deliriously happy.

Sounds like fun.

this book, like all the others in the series, is not for everyone. If you enjoy medieval violence, sexy beastkin and monster girls, unconventional relationships (harem), and detailed adult activity between a lucky man and multiple frisky, ultra-hot women, pick up this book now (you know, if you’ve read the first three in the series). If those things make parts of you pucker and produce nervous sweat, you should probably pass on this engaging and exciting story. You can’t say you haven’t been warned.