Monster Girl Safari 1

By: Roland Carlson

Narrated by: Adam Stubbs, Erin Bateman

Protect all monster girls.

I've devoted my entire life to safe-guarding exotic animals. When a group of poachers invade the Komplot Toestel big game preserve, I'll take a bullet to the chest in the line of duty.

For most people that would mark the end. For me, it's only the beginning.

As I laid dying, a mysterious goddess appeared by my side. Her offer was simple: teleport to a new world where I would be a game warden of a different sort.

You see, there are no animals that need protecting in the land of Jadu. Instead, I've been tasked with protecting a tribe of lost monster girls. My job is simple.

Help the girls build and fortify their village. Check.

Help the girls develop their technology. Check.

Help the girls keep their population from going extinct. Check and check.

Being the only male in an all female society has its perks. But, it's not all fun and games. With the war-like Rakhasa battering down our front door, I'll have to draw on every ounce of experience that I've accumulated in my long career fighting poachers.

It's a tough job, and I'm just the man for it.

Not everyone gets a second chance. I intend to make mine count.

©2022 Roland Carlson (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

5 stars

Another great book by Roland Carlsson. You will not be disappointed. Also the dual narration really brings the story to life.

More please

Had me hooked from damn near first 2 minutes loved it hope you can keep it up and I can get some more

Very good start. Now I need bk2!

The beginning of this book did not start out as I thought it would based on the title. That's a good thing since my imagination isn't that vivid and this book have been much less entertaining if left up to me. This was a very enjoyable first book with characters that are well developed. I think the character that keeps losing her underwear in this or that mishap is hilarious.

I say give this book a try, you might like it.

Enjoyable listen

I really enjoyed this story and the narration. The narrators did an absolutely amazing job. The story progressed at a good pace and there was good transition into the new world. This is exactly what you expect the story to be and well worth the credit.

interesting take.

great story overall and a very different take on second life stories. biggest issue was the Mc was American, but had a very British speech pattern, and the British narrator was different to listen to