Elf Date 3 (Finale)

A Spicy Elf Date LitRPG

By: Warden Locke

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Even the elf world has paparazzi!

Rhett Freeman learned the hard way what happens when the elvish paparazzi snaps a picture of you sleeping with a celebrity. Not only has his fifteen minutes of infamy begun, but now he has to deal with a tidal wave of elf women wanting a piece of him. It sounds great on paper, but the never-ending sea of date requests starts to wear thin.

After the fifteen minutes expired, Rhett figured he was safe to resume his search for a girlfriend. All the while, he struggles to deal with his feelings for Brinna, the elf woman who swore to help him in his search. He knows he’s aching for someone he can never have, but matters of the heart seldom make wise decisions. Will Rhett find true love, or will he grow addicted to Elf Date, like so many men before him?

Elf Date is a mysterious, semi-isekai LitRPG series that revolves around fantasy dating. Expect to find stats, loot, and spicy adult scenarios that are inappropriate for young readers.

Very creative and entertaining

Rhett the nerdy jr. account manager wants to find a girl he can settle down with but he’s plagued with insecurities from his dating experience so far. He’s given access to an app called Elf Date where he can go on dates with beautiful elves. During his first date he frees a beautiful elf wonen from being a sexual slave. To show her appreciation she agrees to help guide Rhett through Elf Date to find his dream girl.
The “dates” are fun and adventurous and Rhett learns a lot about his self and develops the confidence he needs to turn his life around and find his dream girl

Honestly, let down and left wanting

This final book in the series was enlightening, thought out and creatively well written, until it wasn’t. I was left wanting, with regards not only to the end of the book but the series as a whole. The closure chapters 21-23 were rushed, which detracted from the aspirations of everything else written up to those last 3 chapters. Almost as if the building the author was writing in was on fire and the only way to put it out was to finish the book. Personally I wish the author would have had more respect for his own creative genius to have simply added just 2-3 more 18 min chapters. The indulgence would have afforded him the opportunity to tie up all lose ends with class and integrity. Instead of leaving us, as readers, with what feels like a slapped together ending that glaringly does not fit at all with the opulence and polished decadence which the entire rest of the series carried itself. Dare I say, anti-climactic. Unfortunate

man made choices

ladies played him like an interesting toy and he got what he needed out of it..... kinda wish he completed that last required date he was told to go on

A story of a man desperately looking for love.

While the story has meant twists and turns, the ending was very satisfying and actually caused me to tear up. Excellent writing. Virtual voice needs to work in properly identifying words based on context though, because it often mispronounced words (EX: Bow (and arrows) and Bow (bending forward at the waist).

Grows on you.

Got better book by book. The series worked out well as three books in all.