Glen Franklin is a construction worker, and he considers himself a pretty down to Earth guy in the twenty twenties. A human male, much like any other, just trying to make his way in the world and find the right woman.
The problem of course, is he’s not really that at all, and he’s about wake up in the twenty-three twenties, after spending the night with a really attractive blonde.
Even worse, in twenty-three twenty, the world is not much more than a wasteland, and magic, witches, shifters, and a certain blonde pixie, is about to make life really complicated for him. Because he’s not human either. He just didn’t know it.
Author’s Note and Warning: This book is told in the first person. Save the epilogue, this story is told entirely from Glen’s point of view. Future books will also be that way, save the prologue or epilogue should there be one.
This is also a fantasy with both epic and urban elements, and an adventure featuring a harem, with some MF to MFF scenes of an explicit nature. If that’s not your cup of tea, don’t read this book. You have been warned.
Genre: HaremLit
The problem of course, is he’s not really that at all, and he’s about wake up in the twenty-three twenties, after spending the night with a really attractive blonde.
Even worse, in twenty-three twenty, the world is not much more than a wasteland, and magic, witches, shifters, and a certain blonde pixie, is about to make life really complicated for him. Because he’s not human either. He just didn’t know it.
Author’s Note and Warning: This book is told in the first person. Save the epilogue, this story is told entirely from Glen’s point of view. Future books will also be that way, save the prologue or epilogue should there be one.
This is also a fantasy with both epic and urban elements, and an adventure featuring a harem, with some MF to MFF scenes of an explicit nature. If that’s not your cup of tea, don’t read this book. You have been warned.
Genre: HaremLit
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