Vixen A.D.

A Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Harem

By: Lara X. Lust

Narrated by: Renée Nolen, Alfie Syme

Mace Frost must survive.

When Mace wakes up from a brutal wreck, he's met with broken glass, twisted metal, and savage monsters. Remembering nothing except his name, he suddenly finds himself in a tense struggle for survival.

But he's not alone. Surprises hide in the wastelands, like fox girls with big, fluffy tails and attuned ears.

Her name is Faye Nightshade. She's resourceful, intelligent, fast, gorgeous...and she has a curious eye for Mace Frost.

Soon, night begins to fall across the dusty red deserts, and things lurk in the shadows. With Faye's help, maybe they can survive together...

...if something doesn't eat them first.

©2024 Lara X. Lust (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

fun time

the setting was fun and brought a interesting setting. I have alotnof questions and am eager to get answers in later books

Monster girl spice

Great read! Can't wait for the next episode of this story. Funny and thought pervoking experience. Enjoyed reading this story.

Harem apocalypse with kitsune.

Even though I was hoping for a slightly out of the regular genre for this author... this book is very enjoyable.
The added beast persons along with the evolving zombies is going to be a plus for this series.
I'm looking forward to the next book.
I'm giving this book 7.5 out of 5 stars.

There's a vixen, she's fluffy.

Enjoyed the book, though there is very little interaction outside of the three main characters. I get that it's a post apocalypses book, but a bit more interaction with other characters could help. Also it seems a bit transparent to introduce the next love interest the literal next page after the first "fluffing" scene. Just seems a bit transparent / could have at least waited until after they wake up the next morning. I still think it's good if fluffy vixens getting fluffed are your thing.
Also, pet peve but I'm pretty sure it's pronounced "kit-su-ne" not "kit-sun", and the plot point about men finding them unattractive seems unrealistic.

A nice steamy listen with a sprinkle of horror

I’m a little burned out on post-apocalyptic books however, this one is a real Jem. There’s enough spice and slice of life to really lighten the mood of this book and be a lot of fun.