Wanted to share some art I did of Rin from my post-apocalyptic harem series, Devil’s Nectar.
I had a lot of fun drawing her, especially since I don’t get around to doing art of my characters nearly as often as I’d like. Figured Harem Lit Digital Art was probably the perfect place to share her.
If the art catches your eye please give Devil's Nectar a try.
I’m happy to finally announce that Devil’s Nectar: Reform, the second volume in the series, is now available.
This one puts a much heavier focus on Roxy, while continuing Caleb’s story as he settles into his new life in SanHaven and starts figuring out what having a home, a team, and people he actually cares about means after seven years alone. There’s plenty of action, romance, superpowered insanity.
Thank you to everyone who has read and enjoyed my books. Seeing people actually come back for the second book means a lot to me.
And, as a special treat, just like I did when Volume 1 released...
Here’s the uncensored version of the cover to sweeten the deal.
Hope you guys enjoy Reform.
Links:
US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Canada: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Australia: https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Germany: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
France: https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Italy: https://www.amazon.it/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Spain: https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Netherlands: https://www.amazon.nl/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
After several brutal years wandering the wastelands of the apocalypse, Caleb finally has something worth holding on to. Cat is back in his life with no more secrets to hide, but then there’s Roxy Sharma.
She has never been subtle about wanting Caleb. She flirts, pushes, provokes, and throws herself into his orbit. But somewhere between the jokes, the drinking, and her relentless attempts to get him into bed, things have started becoming dangerously real.
And Roxy doesn’t know what to do about it.
Of course, Caleb barely gets the chance to figure out what to do about any of it before being shoved back into the thick of things.
Now a newly appointed captain in the Knights of Eden, Caleb is responsible for more than himself for the first time in years. And when he and the others head back out into the wilds beyond SanHaven, what they come across serves as another reminder of just how rotten humanity can become.
Unfortunately, that isn’t their only problem.
The Demon of Lust himself, Count Ozymandias, has discovered SanHaven.
To him, it’s a kingdom waiting to be conquered. And while Caleb is miles away from home, Ozymandias is gathering an army and marching straight for it.
Caleb spent years believing survival was enough. But now he has a home worth defending. People worth loving. And a future worth fighting for.
And if the ruined world insists on dragging humanity back into the same cruelty that destroyed it before, then Caleb and the people beside him will just have to build something better themselves.
Even if they have to break a few kingdoms along the way.
Links:
US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Canada: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Australia: https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Germany: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
France: https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Italy: https://www.amazon.it/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Spain: https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
Netherlands: https://www.amazon.nl/dp/B0HG6NQ1HF
I’m excited to announce that the audiobook for Devil’s Nectar book 1 has officially released, narrated by Grace Noble.
If you enjoy post-apocalyptic stories, brutal action, strange powers, dangerous journeys, romance and a Fist of the North Star/X-Men inspired story and atmosphere, this might be worth checking out.
This is my second published series, and hearing Grace bring the characters and world to life has been an incredible experience.
Audiobook link: https://www.amazon.com/Devils-Nectar-Post-Apocalyptic-Adventure-Afterfall-ebook/dp/B0H88QWF5Y?th=1&psc=1
Thanks to everyone who has supported the book so far.
With the release date getting close, I wanted to finally share that Fate’s Oddity Volume 5 is currently set to release on July 15th. There’s a chance it may arrive a little sooner, but that is the current planned date.
I’m finishing up the final chapters now, and I’m really looking forward to continuing the story for everyone who has been following Krimson, Celestia, and the rest of the cast this far.
Volume 5 pushes deeper into the next stage of the journey, with new political tensions, familiar faces, romance, consequences, and a few major developments I’m excited for readers to reach.
Thank you to everyone who has already pre-ordered, read, reviewed, or supported the series so far. I hope you enjoy where the story goes next.
US:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FQ1RH58G
UK:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FQ1RH58G
Canada:
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0FQ1RH58G
Australia:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FQ1RH58G
Germany:
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0FQ1RH58G
France:
https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B0FQ1RH58G
Italy:
https://www.amazon.it/dp/B0FQ1RH58G
Spain:
https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0FQ1RH58G
Japan:
I’ve been drawing and playing around with art for the cast, and I wanted to share this Celestia piece. The composition was inspired by a cute reference image I saw on YouTube, but I tried to make the design feel like her; elgant, playful, horny, and very much aware of the effect she has.
Not trying to spam the sub, just wanted to share some related character art I made.
This is a very specific question, I know, but I’m asking seriously from a writer/reader perspective.
I’m still newer to the genre compared to a lot of people here, both as a reader and an author, so there are probably plenty of books, authors, and reader expectations I haven’t fully absorbed yet. Because of that, I’m curious how people here feel about certain sexual acts showing up in haremlit.
Specifically: how do readers feel about rimming?
I know how I feel about it in real life, but fiction is a different space, and I’m curious where people draw the line between “that’s hot,” “that’s too much,” “depends on the characters,” or “I’d rather not see it in this genre.”
Do you think it fits haremlit if handled naturally, or does it push the scene into a different vibe than most readers are looking for?
I’m just genuinely trying to understand reader taste and where the genre’s comfort zone tends to be.
I've noticed that people don't share the covers of their books or anything other than the link and maybe the synopsis.
Why is that? I figured if we add a picture it would get more attention than just, "hey guys check out my book."
Hey everyone, it’s been a little bit since I put out my last book, Devil’s Nectar: Afterfall. If you read it and enjoyed it, I’d really appreciate it if you could leave a good rating or review on Amazon.
I’m sorry that I have to ask like this, but the book has picked up some lower ratings recently, and I honestly don’t feel like they reflect what the book actually is. Not because everyone has to like it, because no book is for everybody, but because some of the reaction seems to come from people expecting something different from what was clearly advertised.
Devil’s Nectar: Afterfall is listed as a post-apocalyptic men’s fantasy novel. The synopsis says the world ended. The opening makes it clear this is a darker story about survival, trauma, violence, loss, and trying to find something worth living for after everything has already gone wrong.
So yes, it has romance. Yes, it has relationship-building. Yes, it is still men’s fantasy.
But it was never meant to be a soft, consequence-free wish fulfillment story where everything is handed to the main character right away. The book is about earning the light after the darkness, not skipping straight to the reward.
If that worked for you, if you liked Caleb, Cat, Roxy, the setting, the tone, or the direction the series is heading, a quick rating or review would help a lot.
Silent low ratings hit hard when a new book only has a small number of reviews, especially when they don’t give future readers much context. I don’t mind criticism when someone explains what didn’t work for them. That can actually be useful. But low ratings with no explanation don’t help me improve, and they don’t tell other readers whether the book might still be for them.
I’m proud of this book, and I’m not backing away from what it is. I just want it to reach the readers who actually want the kind of story it’s trying to tell.
Thanks to everyone who gave it a fair shot.
Link: https://a.co/d/0386rGmm
Well, this wasn’t planned.
Yesterday, I released my newest book, and now today I get to announce something else big:
Fate’s Oddity Volume 1 is officially available as an audiobook!
This is my first audiobook release, so it’s honestly a pretty surreal milestone for me. Hearing the story come to life through narration has been an incredible experience, and I’m really excited for people to finally be able to listen to Krimson and Celestia’s journey.
And even more good news, the audiobook is currently 70% off.
So if you’ve been curious about Fate’s Oddity, or you’ve been waiting for an audio version, now is a pretty good time to jump in.
Thanks again to everyone who’s supported the series so far. Every read, listen, review, and recommendation helps more than you know.
In celebration of Devil’s Nectar: Afterfall releasing today, here’s the uncensored cover as a little bonus.
Blurb:
The world ended when humanity reached for forbidden power.
It’s now called “Devil’s Nectar.”
An energy source with limitless potential. It tore civilization apart. Billions died. All that’s left is a brutal wasteland ruled by raiders and warlords.
Buried under tragedy on the day everything collapsed, Caleb woke years later with a body that refuses to die… and a heart that refuses to feel. He drifts through the ruins convinced he has nothing to live for.
Until she proves him wrong.
Catherine was once the girl he loved—and never stopped thinking about. She’s survived her own hell, but she still fights for something better. When she finds Caleb again, she doesn’t let him keep walking.
She drags him to Sanctuary, one of the last havens of civilization, where people still believe life can be more than fear.
And then there’s Roxy, her partner.
Flirtatious. Reckless. Hedonistic.
A chaos loving enforcer who treats danger like foreplay and temptation like a game. Needless to say, she’s going to give them both a hell of a time.
With Devil’s Nectar resurfacing and war closing in, Caleb faces a choice he never thought he’d have again:
Keep walking alone…
Or embrace the passion, loyalty, and dangerous love growing around him.
The end of the world was only the beginning.
The book links:
US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GKLHZ1VS
UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GKLHZ1VS
CA: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0GKLHZ1VS