Not Quite Hunter

Not Quite Series, Book 3

By: Kaye Draper

Narrated by: Kaye Draper

What’s more fun than dragging a politician, an ogre, a leprechaun, and a hired killer across the wastelands to retrieve a human passenger? Anything. Anything would be more enjoyable than this - even hunting hungry fiends.

Sam is questioning their life choices. Maybe it would just be easier to murder the idiots and leave the bodies in the wastelands.

But, growl as Sam might, everyone knows the hunter will do the right thing. And helping the idealistic human sovereign move his family member and closest advisor from Golding to Westhold is the right thing to do.

Too bad the raiders, hyena beasts, and giant death worms don’t seem to think so...

Tension grows, emotions run high, and heads roll...uh, literally...as Sam takes one more step away from their solitary life and toward actually caring about people - or terrifying monsters, whatever.

Author’s note:

I love reverse harem, but I got sick of listening to the same old tropes. In my audiobooks you will find atypical characters and varied sexuality. In general, you probably won’t find many alpha males or fainting females, and relationships may have a more poly feel.

The Not Quite series is a harem/reverse harem urban fantasy series of novellas and contains the following:

• Adult language, and lots of it
• Moderate levels of violence/gore/action
• Graphic sexual situations
• Polyamory/ multiple lovers
• LBGTQ and straight themes (the main character is intersex and will have both male and female lovers, and this is a harem, so expect M/F, M/M, F/F, MMMFF etc.)
• As usual, my characters all have their own emotional scars. This means the audiobooks may contain mentions of abuse, unpleasant situations, etc. Please do not listen if you are triggered by things like this. This audiobook in particular has several mentions and flashbacks to past abuse
• Occasional “cliff-hangers” or lead-ins to the next audiobook may occur, though generally at least one major plot arc shows completion or at the very least, forward progress

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