Monster Girl Islands

By: Logan Jacobs

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski, Marissa Parness

Length: 10 hrs and 25 mins

Publisher's Summary

The beautiful monster girls of the Archipelagos were in need. 

They needed a man to help build their homes. 

They needed a man to teach them to survive. 

They needed a man to defend them from the evil slaver-pirates. 

And most of all, they needed a man to impregnate them and rebuild their population.  

Fortunately for them, a man named Ben came from our world to give them everything they needed. 

©2020 Logan Jacobs (P)2020 Logan Jacobs

Review for the remake

Narration was wonderful. I think the Narrators had fun doing the singing portions lol. I must say that I liked the change for the Sea Dragon's voices. Definitely showed the change in maturity.

What a difference the narrators makes

I loved this story in the first place and having listened through it the first time I was a bit apprehensive about a remake. However I'm actually impressed because the new narrators bring a depth of emotion and transform the protagonist.

At least I finished it.

Story was extremely 2 dimensional. The main Actor sounds like he took voice and inflection lessons from captain James T Kirk from the 1st season of star trek.

Perscribed by Dr.Feelgood

this is one of those stories that as long as you suspend your disbelief and enjoy the ride it can be fun. i found myself saying what the Main character said a few times and even matched a few facial expressions. like yea it can get a little cringy but that can stay between you and the book. plus the narrator has that way of acting where it feels like someone you really care about is trying to take you there. i found myself genuinly enjoying it because stuff actually works out. its not just constant drama and conflict. 2020 is a sucky year and this book made me smile plenty of times. if you need a pick-me-up. listen to this. you wont be dissapointed by some of the rediculousness this book displays. but its good ridiculous.

Very Unexpected

I passed up this book several times, but had to have something to listen to, so I bought it. 1st 4 chapters were very hard to listen to, Ben's voice was very odd. Once he got into what he was reading it started getting really interesting and I got drawn further into the story.

Good start. lackluster finish

started good and turned into a "Mr perfect fixes everything" about midway through. then he turned into a dragon man and nothing was a danger anymore. if you want a quick erotic romp its decent but lacks any depth besides that. and the amount of synonyms for beautiful gets tiring quick.

Sexual obsession.

That’s the book, sexual obsession with a real book in the background trying to break through.

It's ok....not great , but ok.

It's a worthwhile listen when your between releases for better books. Unfortunately I can't say the same for the following chapters though. After this book, it starts to get a little too cringe worthy.

The MC is annoying.

The main thing that gets me is the MC thinks of fucking and eye fucks all the girls in ever chapter witch is annoying after a bit. But a bit later the girls will have a tournament to pick who has the rights to mating and for some reason hes socked and freaked out about it. just like annoying ass anime MC in ecchi.

I love this series so far!

I loved this book. I came with no real expectations but I saw it advertised a lot in ads for me.

At first I was a little put off because the male voice for the main character kinda reminded me of a serious/deeper version of Zapp Brannigan from Futurama. Once I got used to it though and and allowed myself to immerse into the story I was hooked.

The story's events are pretty easy to see coming but they're told well and have a lot of little things to help flesh the characters and their personalities out.

This is erotica, so there is obviously that as well. Honestly though, I'm so invested in this as a story, if it were told less sexually, I would still enjoy it... but the adult content really does make me enjoy it more.

I will leave reviews on the other books after I listen to each of them, but I think the general consensus for me is they're good.