Queen Collector

By: Alton Blair

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

“I might as well disappear into a black hole," he thought aloud.
And in the next instant, that is precisely what happened to Carter Quinn.

Summoned to a fantasy world by a religious sect at the behest of their elven queen, Carter Quinn finds himself suddenly thrust into a tense struggle for power. As the “world-hopper,” Carter holds a mystique he’s not entirely sure he can live up to. But when the voluptuous blonde elf Queen Seema offers him a new life full of wealth, women, and the title of king, he doesn’t take long to give his answer.

Her plan? Unite the elven realms under a single king through marriage. How? By seducing all the single queens into joining Carter in holy matrimony. With their enemies amassing forces on their borders, it’s the only way to ensure their safety. Unite or fall.

Of course, it won’t be an easy feat. Between elven wariness of humans, a dragonrider rebellion, and his own inexperience with magic, Carter’s got his work cut out for him.

But with Queen Seema and her advisor, Priestess Linn, by his side, Carter won’t be alone in his task.

This 30,000 word story contains unconventional romance centered around one male, scenes of physical intimacy, and fantasy violence featuring high octane dragon duels.

A Fun Read

I wouldn't have purchased this book if it hadn't been on sale, but I'm thrilled that I did. I typically don't buy books under nine hours, so this book was a big exception.
Queen Collector is an enjoyable harem novel. My only complaint is that the second book in the series is not available on Audible, so I bought the Kindle edition.
I highly recommend Queen Collector, it kept my attention through out.

the virtual voice killed it

good enough story but the virtual voice pulled the rating down. I can recommend it in between a series you like and are waiting for the next AB.

Story is awesome, love the concept. Nice erotica and good characters.

It’s a good story. Only slight complaint is the virtual voice. The lack of differentiation between characters makes it a little difficult to follow sometimes.

Very enjoyable

one of the best stories I've heard, a new favourite; and the virtual voice was very good too, surprisingly

storyline

The book is very good but it's also very short. I don't understand why it had to end the way it did