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I am delighted with the great reviews and feedback on the Dystopian Girls series. Thank you all for reading my books and sharing your thoughts. I read every review and make notes.
The third book for Dystopian Girls will release in January 2020. It will focus mostly on the core group of characters, but introduce some new elements to their world. While you are waiting for DG3, please give my new book a try. Island Girls will release in the next couple weeks and feature some very different characters and a unique environment. It will be harem adventure science fiction as well.  Joah Maroon, an ex-military, club bouncer passes out in a Mexican hospital, then wakes up on a paradise island surrounded by beautiful women. Despite this apparent turn of luck, he is a prisoner. And part time circus monkey.
Forced to compete in deadly games and entertain unseen viewers, Joah plots escape as he draws his new female friends closer. The tropical island home is deceptively enticing but unforgiving. Island Girls is a new harem adventure novel by Rodzil LaBraun. This book is intended for mature readers only, due to profanity, violence and sexually explicit scenes. Due out on Amazon in early December 2019! Free Previews available for Dystopian Girls. Read on any device using the link below. 2 books available on Amazon now, plenty more to come. https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B07RGCM9VM&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_VQZXDbJRJVKNC  |
AuthorRodzil LaBraun is a creative storyteller that has been inventing unique worlds and alternate realities all his life. He writes what he likes to read: inventive environments, imaginative points of view, and believable characters. He proposes that a far fetched world does not mean that the characters must have extreme personalities or repeatedly make unwise decisions. As humans we spend most of our life in the mundane, but we ourselves are far from boring. We like to escape to new worlds and meet new characters with which we can relate. Archives
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