Villain for Hire Omnibus 1

Babes and Badguys

De: Jay Aury

Narrado por: Andrew Pond, Ellory Lane, Edward Black

3 Volumes in a single offering! The four rules of freelance villainy are as follows:

1. Always wear a mask

2. Never hurt civilians

3. Never kill the heroes you’re paid to fight.

4. And the bad guy always loses.

As a villain for hire I followed those rules, facing down heroes in scripted fights to make them look good for the press and brand deals. Sure, losing every time was a pain, but the money was good. Well, decent. And it kept real heroes off my back. Well, usually.

But then I got called in to train a new villainess in the fine art of menace, and suddenly I'm dealing with rogue heroes, horny scientists, yandere psychics, and in the crosshairs of one of the biggest bad guys the world has ever known. It's a good thing I'm a villain, because it's time to start breaking some rules...

Villain for Hire is a humorous adventure through the world of heroes, superpowers, love, and villainy. Featuring nefarious plots, monsters, mecha fights, and demonic dressmakers, this men's adventure is sure to delight.

©2023 Jay Aury (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Love the world building. Clever evolution of the deconstruction trend, but well merged with actual fun story telling!

The sex scenes get a little same-y. The girls have to have more kinks, yeah?

Very entertaining!

The story built well thru the first 3 books of this series, enough that I bought 4 and 5 also. It's funny, sexy, and is an unexpected turn on the Hero/Villain relationship. Very well done.

Good voice acting

It Is a nice slice of life series so far. The characters are unique and memorable, and the voice acting is very good.

A delight

It's my first time trying haremlit with the angle of superheroes and supervillains, but it was a delight. The omnibus is a great deal since you get the first three for one credit.

I liked it a bunch; no complaints!

nice take on villains

it had some editing issues, but not bad, a few things had me saying ok. but I liked this series, it's worth the credit for sure

a pleasant surprise?

a great take on a classic concept.

you can tell the author knows there stuff.

when you need a villian call the expert

The omnibus is well worth the listen, while the original voices on book one is great the next set coming for book 2 and three you learn to love, the story is great and too the point so if you have time and want to spend it with some bad girls and a villian trying his best not to be a hero then check out Jay Aurys book it's worth the credit if you have it or paying full price it gives you your moneys worth.

Quite good.

Loved the story and the range of characters. Even some of the references were quite good.

Narrators did great as well. I was surprised that they were changed for books 2 and 3. I also noticed that there were 3 sentences where the audio quality was different in book 3.

The audio in book 2 is beyond scuffed

Idk how they released it sounding like it does book one is good but the audio alone in the first 30 minutes makes you want to refund the bundle

Only skin deep

Everything not involving the harem is actually pretty good. The concept of the world was very interesting. Anytime the the MC was interacting with the world I was engaged. The moment girl 1, 2, or 3 entered the scene only distinguishable by how they address the mc (apart from the performance) I immediately checked out. Idk, this just wasn't for me