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Villain for Hire #2

Damsels and Deathrays

Name: Damsels and Deathrays
Rating: 4.41 (576 reviews)
Author: Jay Aury

Jay Aury April 4, 2023

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Synopsis

The four rules of freelance villainy are as I’ve made a good career following the rules and taking on superheroes in scripted fights. But I’d never dreamed it would end up with me dating two stunning supervillainess, getting a household death ray, and having a horny mad scientist living in my basement.

But you roll with the punches in this business. Be it coaching yandere psychics on the art of villainous monologuing, sourcing costumes from busty demonic fashionistas, or taking down a superarms dealers trying to kidnap my mad scientist. One thing’s for sure, there’s never a dull moment being the bad guy.

Villain for Hire is a humorous adventure through the world of heroes, superpowers, love, and villainy. Featuring nefarious plots, monsters, mecha fights, and demonic dressmakers, this men’s adventure is sure to delight.

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