Domestic Decay

By: Anya Merchant

Narrated by: Alex Ford

William “Lockpick” Sorling, a former apprentice member of the heroic Crimson Five, returns home to the affectionate women of his mentor team after serving time as a convicted supervillain.

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A drama filled superhero story

This book is full of drama, secrets And sexual taboo all mixed up together in a truly interesting story. I truly enjoyed listening to this story, but it has too much drama for me. However it’s a truly good read for anyone who likes superheroes and what their love life can be with with multiple love relationships in the same family. Spoilers, I’ve skimmed some of the other books in the series and the drama just keeps on building up along with the sexual tension.

The unusual life of (LP)

this title while unconventional is a truly wonderful story and awesome start to a unique series that I look forward to following all the way can't wait to see what adventure ahead has in store

Superhero harem story with a naughty bent.

Full disclosure: I have listened to the authors other story on here, Sin and Soil 1, 2, 3, & 4 and enjoy the crap out of them.

This story follows Anya's tradition of exploring the taboo. This time following a adoptive superhero family who are recovering from tragedy of one of their own betraying them and taking the only son with him down a dark road. Only for the prodigal son to return, and find everyone has grown up and filled out nicely. It's an interesting take on a superhero harem.

I enjoyed the character dynamics and story overall but I absolutely hated the exhibition aspect of the youngest daughter Rue, the Camgirl... the fact that her power is she can look at all the people jacking off to her cam shows is gross! please for the love of God drop this aspect of the story. Keep to the main character wanting her to stop.

well done

well made, great suspension, and great voice acting. i really got into the story. i hope the next one comes out soon.

Enjoyed the overall story

Worth the read, like the characters. If I have one complaint, it played way too much into suggesting an incest taboo given that none of them are blood relations.