Scott Cline

Lustsabers and Milk Blasters (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In the unforgiving realm of Eros, a parallel Earth shaped by cosmic rifts, society revolves around a perpetual form of non-lethal warfare where combat and mating are inextricably linked. Here, natural selection thrives through ritualized duels: warriors engage in battles to prove genetic worth, with defeat signifying respect for the victor's superiority and leading to unions that strengthen bloodlines. Men arm themselves with lustsabers-elongated, saber-like appendages honed for deflection and strikes-while women deploy milk blasters that fire potent, stunning streams capable of overwhelming foes from afar. This civilization, divided by sexes yet united in this serious game of mating, builds cities around arenas and labyrinths infused with otherworldly energies, where environments amplify weapons and strategies evolve with each clash. Follow Lyra, a resilient warrior-mother, as she ventures from sheltered havens into treacherous mazes, seeking challengers to expand her legacy amid shifting alliances and primal instincts.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Forbidden Literature
• Altersempfehlung: ab 18 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232942915
• Artikelnr.: 75510253

Autorenporträt

Scott Cline is the ultimate prankster of the erotica worlda cheeky, irreverent showman with a devilish grin and a mind that's always one step ahead in absurdity. His personality bleeds into his writing as wild, over-the-top scenarios that blend the grotesque with the erotic: think a tentacle monster running for president and seducing voters in increasingly ridiculous ways, or a time-traveling orgy where historical figures swap bodies mid-act. It's so outlandish you can't help but laugh hysterically, yet the raw, unfiltered kink hits hard, leaving readers questioning their own arousal. Scott's motto? "If it doesn't make you spit out your coffee and adjust your pants, it's not worth writing."