Dystopian Girls 2

Book 2 of the riveting character driven harem adventure series

De: Rodzil LaBraun

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Zombies and hotties. Keep them separate.

A good guy in a post-apocalyptic world, Mason has more than survived. He has drawn some very attractive and talented women to his side. Attempting to settle down and build a future is proving to be more difficult than he had hoped.

The area around them is full of zombie-like women and rival clans. On top of threats to their lives, Mason must contend with people wanting to steal his lovely followers. He does all this while still maintaining a soft spot in his heart for mankind.

This is the second book in the gripping Dystopian Girls harem adventure series. The series is for mature readers only due to profanity, violence, and explicit sexual scenes.

"This is becoming a favorite series very quickly. There's ups and downs, good and bad. The author is good at keeping you guessing."

"Book one was amazing and Book two even better!"

Not your typical Harem

It’s very catty and dominance driven with a lot of selfish and insecure personalities. I’d say probably closer in reality to a real world Harem. So kudos to the author for thinking of reality. That being said, I feel like with humanity struggling with extinction a lot of choices don’t make sense. Also, if you want a productive Harem, you need harmony.

Real actors are needed, or at least an appropriate voice for each character.

Really dislike virtual voice.
Story is excellent, well developed. Looking forward to the next parts of the story.

The story

Great story I wish the MC had more back bone and wasn’t constantly concerned about others opinions of him it makes sense in certain circumstances but with the ratio of men to women being 1:20-30 it would be weird for him to only have one wife not saying he needs 20-30 because you don’t want incest but 5-6 isn’t to bad considering the circumstances

very hot

Action is getting better and better. It boasts very hot love scenes with a slow build up. pretty awesome fantasy

Decent Follow Up.

The use of the virtual voice guarantees one less star than I would normally give. Nuanced speech is completely lost with it.

Overall a decent follow up. The war clan mentality still seems odd to me. The extreme patriarchy is still really weird as well but with the addition of a woman only army it does give a little balance, of course they've got to be extreme in the opposite ideology, I'm assuming for future antagonists in the series.