Primal Imperative: Provide, Defend, Breed

A Monster Girl Men's Fantasy

By: Quentin Kilgore

Narrated by: Matt Hicks, Mandy McCullough

Length: 8 hrs and 17 mins

Publisher's summary

Protect the women. Take the throne. Sire the next generation.

Two weeks ago, I was writing press releases in a cubicle. Now I’m hunting giant crustaceans to feed a tribe of beautiful women.

I awoke on a strange shore, far from Earth, with a new power raging in my muscles. In this primitive world, helpless women look to me for protection against goblin slavers and wild beasts.

The women believe I was sent by a sky god to protect them, impregnate them, and repopulate their dying village. But not everyone is happy about my arrival. A shadowy assassin stalks the night, eager to spill my blood, and the goblin hordes plot our destruction.

To solidify my leadership and keep my women safe, I’ll need to access the elemental powers of earth and sky. That means I’ll have to bind the souls of a few eager volunteers.

If you like cat girls, goblin girls, tribal babes, and milking farms, you're in the right place.

©2022 Quentin Kilgore (P)2022 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

good book, weird narration

so I liked Mandy in this, but Matt Hicks just gave a very weird performance. The book itself is pretty good if you're all about that Stone age primal Life. but yeah Matt's delivery is just a little off for me and wooden.

Was an ok read

Reminds me a lot of the series monster girl island by Logan Jacobs, but More vikingish

Stupid mc

The mc seems to be trying really hard to get stabbed in the back. Word15.

pretty good story

I enjoyed this title. it started out slow for me but finished strong. the mc isn't op yet and is still discovering his powers. the narration was pretty decent. I'd listen to the second one to see how this story progresses.

Good but could be better

didn't like the male VA that much, sounded a bit bland like from an instructional video, but besides that it was good, people with breeding fetishes are sure to enjoy

The female voice acting drags it down.

The story is OK, nothing to really write home about. It's the acting is where the trouble is, where the male tries to give a bit of action to his line. The female just sounds like she's just reading the book. From the very start, it can be felt, he's being attacked, and she sounds like nothing is happening. Where most of my books are voiced by incredibly talented women hearing this actress speaking her lines is like night and day. Maybe this is her first time acting I don't know, but for me it just didn't work and I won't be picking up the rest of the series.

Loved it

I loved this, even though he has to much plot armor. I am waiting for book two

Isekaid to a village of willing women

Pretty normal Isekai story.
Our MC wakes up and finds 2 persons being attacked by beasts. He saves them and they take him to their village of mostly women.

Contains steamy romance scenes.

The narration is okay. Matt does a good job, Mandy not so much.

Not the best but not the worst

This book was not bad but I'm considering not continuing the series. For me the story needs a little more depth and detail with a few less common sense mistakes.

Average

A man appears in a world in which all men are either dead, old, or weak. The women of course, are very happy to see him. He provides food for the village and defends them from enemies. There are goblins: the men are hideous and untrustworthy. The women are sweet and sexy.

What throws me off the most are the anachronisms. It's supposed to be primeval, with stone spears as the chief weapon? Except this world apparently has metal swords, walled towns, multi-story homes, bookshelves, sailing vessels. It threw me off. I wished the author picked a specific level of technology and stuck with it consistently.