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Battle Harem

By: Isaac Hooke
Narrated by: George Newbern
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Trapped in the uninhabitable zone with three machine women. All of them very hot. And very horny. Not to mention deadly.

Jason was a little short on creds, so he decided to get his mind scanned. It seemed like a good idea at the time: Get paid to license a copy of your mind for use in one of the numerous machines that run society. What could go wrong?

Turns out, a lot.

Jason wakes up in the middle of the radioactive wasteland that was created 50 years ago when aliens destroyed half the Earth. He has no idea why he's here, or what the hell he's supposed to do. Worst of all, he's no longer human: His consciousness has been installed into the AI core of a state-of-the-art war machine, a mech with enough firepower to raze a small city.

One would think the military wouldn't want to misplace something like that. Whoops.

Hunted by mutated alien bioweapons, Jason travels the wasteland in an attempt to piece together what happened. Along the way, he encounters a few abandoned war machines that also have no memory of their mission, machines that can't decide whether they want to join him or kill him. It doesn't help that in VR they all look like super hot women.

When Jason and his new companions discover what they're truly capable of, however, everything changes. And not necessarily for the better.

As his new team of deadly female war machines, The War Forgers, struggle to overcome their pesky human emotions, war is on the horizon. Can Jason pull the team together and overcome not only his demons, but those of the War Forgers, in time to save humanity? And more importantly, can he save the team itself?

Warning: This book contains bloodthirsty alien mutants, angry robots, violence, swearing, and a harem full of beautiful machine women.

©2018 Isaac Hooke (P)2018 Podium Publishing
Military Science Fiction Space Opera Space Fiction War

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Battle Harem

Isaac Hooke show us all that he a excellent Author this story is very much a enjoyable book I love it on kindle and gave it 5 stars but with the narration talent of George Newbern I wish I can give it 10 stars it a must to buy and own on Audible...☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆

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Wasn’t as good as I hoped.

The initial review sounded interesting but by the end (yes I forced myself to continue) I was over it. When audio listening to the characters in conversation Jason said, lorri said, terra said just became painful as it felt monotonous or lacking. The alpha male, Jason, was kind of a downer. He didn’t give much emotion and the way he rationalises everything was not what I imagined from the synopsis.
Overall it wasn’t bad but I cannot in all good conscience recommend it.

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