The Reverse Harem Empire

Five Billionaire Romances of Power, Obsession, and Surrender

De: S. M. Lucky

Narrado por: Jeremy Parris

They rule boardrooms, kingdoms, and secret empires.

They build worlds—and break them—when desire demands tribute.

In this explosive collection of five dark billionaire romances, five women are drawn into the orbit of men who share everything except restraint. From the smoked-glass corridors of power to the locked rooms where safety becomes seduction, every touch is a test, every command a promise.

A woman who inherits a mansion haunted by three ancient protectors.

An assistant who discovers her new board of directors prefers obedience in and out of the office.

A stranger sold at a forbidden auction to men who intend to keep her forever.

A savior placed under the protection of a team whose loyalty burns into obsession.

And a human “treasure” claimed by four shifter billionaires who guard her like fortune itself.

Each story spirals into the same empire—where power is shared, pleasure is discipline, and surrender is the most dangerous luxury of all.

Behind every locked door waits a choice: resist and break… or submit and reign.

The Reverse Harem Empire invites you into a world of smoke, silk, and sin—five stories of men too rich to need redemption and women too bold to beg for mercy.

Because in their world, power isn’t taken.

It’s given—one shuddering breath at a time.

©2025 S. M. Lucky (P)2026 S. M. Lucky

Good to know

Curious listen overall. It shows where some fantasies and power dynamics in culture are drifting, which was honestly the most interesting part for me. Stories had momentum and knew their lane, but felt repetitive after a while. Not really my thing... still polished enough to keep attention. 3/5

Reverse Harem

Story is good, however narrator is horrible. The voice is very distracting and does not go with the storyline, felt like the narrator voice should be for a kiss book.

DNF

I could not get into this book. I gave it almost an hour in when I had to stop. The writing is just weird. The narrator’s voice is just not doing it for me and his accent makes him difficult to understand (and I was born and raised in the Southern US and still struggled). It feels like the author was trying to mix poetic prose with erotica and it just wasn’t working for me.