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Are you tired of wimpy protagonists who get dragged kicking and screaming into their harems? What about weak-willed MCs who are controlled by their women? Well, fear not. Because Hank McCallum is anything but weak-willed. And in a world where Bunnygirls are slaves, he'll be the master they need and deserve. For their own good, of course.
Henry never realized he was special. Sure, he's an engineer who served his country, but, well, when the virus hit, he soon finds himself alone in a nearly empty world.And that's the key. Nearly empty.And there's no one left with the technical know-how to make the world run again.Well, no one but Henry.And for humanity to survive, he will have to rebuild society out of the motliest crew of survivors the world has ever seen.It might be impossible, but at the same time, Henry has always loved a challenge.
What if you had a genie who wanted your every last desire to come true? What if you had two? And what if they were competing to see who could do a better job? What would you wish for?
When Clark bought a discount catgirl at a pawnshop he knew they were supposed to do your dishes, clean your house, and cook your meals. He even knew they were supposed to fulfill your every desire.What he didn't know was that once you have one, your life gets turned upside down especially because you can't have just one.Please Note: This is a catgirl harem book where you can create your own catgirl to suit your every last whim while taking down an evil corporation.
Journey to a new world. Check.Tame a dragon. Check.Gain incredible magic power. Check.Save the Kingdom. Check.Acquire more dragons. Check.Repeat as needed.DISCLAIMER: This book contains a harem and adult situations. Trust me, it's awesome.
Riding on the high of success after last semester, it looks like Nick's path through Valcav Academy to become the world's greatest superhero is clear.But the life of a superhero-in-training is always changing. When it's announced that the Academy is doing an exchange program with Lord Inferno's own school, everything at Valcav gets turned upside down, especially when Nick's world-conquering father joins the Valcav staff. Still, it's nothing Nick can't handle.There's just one problem: A trio of supervillains that have shown up in Lord Inferno's wake with just one goal: To destroy Valcav Academy and all it stands for.
So there I was building my haunted house outside the schoolWhen along comes a plant that's up to no good.One little portal and next thing I knewI wound up in a fantasy worldI looked around and thought, yo this can't be realEspecially with sexy monstergirls as part of the dealTurns out they think I'm the messiahAnd they all want to become my slavesAnd... honestly, I'm not sure who would be a better master than little ol' me
Find the lost pieces of a key to a secret kingdom? Check.Heal an entire land of corruption? Check.Rally your dragons and lovers for one final battle? Check.Discover the true power of the light and dark? Check.It's time for the final mark on the list: Save the world.Disclaimer: This book contains a harem and adult situations.
It is often hoped and assumed that union stewardship of pension investments will produce tangible and enduring benefits for workers and their communities while minimizing the negative effects of what are now global and intensely competitive capital markets. At the core of this book is a desire to question the proposition that workers and their organizations can exert meaningful control over pension funds in the context of current financial markets. The Contradictions of Pension Fund Capitalism is an engaging and readable text that will be of specific interest to members of the labor movement, pension activists, pension trustees, fund administrators, environmental activists, and employers/managers, as well as academics involved in pension or labor research. The contents and arguments of the book are applicable across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland, because these countries experience a similar macroeconomic context and face a similar pension landscape.