Tank Girls Box Set: Platina 1-3

A Futa on Futa Sci-Fi Story

By: George Saoulidis, Machine George

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Three war-forged cybertanks. One merciless planet. A new way to end an endless war.

When rookie cybertank Platina rolls onto the killing grounds, she’s outgunned, outclassed, and one bad decision from becoming scrap. What she has instead of tonnage? Stubborn grit, a predatory learning curve, and two unpredictable allies: Galena, the razor-minded comms specialist who sees patterns inside chaos, and Coral, the troublemaker with a spiky attitude and a talent for survival. Together they turn ceasefires into ambushes, ambushes into opportunities—and a doomed stand into a door the whole world can walk through.

Inside you get all three novels in the Platina arc—fast, tactical, and sinfully tense—plus three box-set-only bonus chapters that deepen the relationships and set up the next campaign.

What’s inside

• Book 1 – Platina: A rookie survives the unforgivable and learns to hunt bigger monsters.

• Book 2 – Platina: Repair. Rescue. A flower pinned under starlight. The desert remembers who keeps their word.

• Book 3 – Platina: The plan called Nexus lights the basin and sends the Open Door across the sands.

Exclusive Box-Set Bonuses

• Ceasefire Night — The Flower on Her Glasses (between Books 1 & 2): A quiet night under the dunes that changes the tempo of the war.

• Copper — Alt POV (Book 3 companion): The absorption duel retold from the scout’s side—fierce, intimate, unforgettable.

• Ten Minutes to Launch — The Quiet Room (VR) (post-Book 3): Platina, Galena, and Coral lock the stack, say the line, and light the sky.

Expect: brutal mech-on-mech action, knife-edge tactics, enemies-to-lovers heat, found-team feels, biotech weirdness, and a heroine who refuses to stay small.

Perfect for readers of: fast military sci-fi with emotion, mecha/biotech mashups, and high-heat Futa-on-Futa romance.

Content: 18+ only. High heat, combat violence, adult themes.

Binge the trilogy now and place your tread on Everwar.

AI generated NONSENSE.

Yea, there is simply no way this was written by a human. It's slop, a looping repetition of phrases and weird combination of words that a human would never put together. Chapters end abruptly, it doesn't make any sense.
It's also presented as, or at least partially as erotica, "futa on futa", but in that regard, this is also useless.