3 books by Konrad Hartmann

Erotica ~ Mature 18+

*Book source ~ A review copy was provided in exchange for an honest review.

Title ~ Tomb Brides

Author ~ Konrad Hartmann

Publisher ~ Forbidden Fiction

Published ~ 7 October 2014

Genre ~ Horror | Erotica

Pages ~20

My Rating ~ 2 bites

From Goodreads:

Attempting to raise a dead warrior, Alrekr, from his barrow mound, three companions quickly outrun their luck. Folkvardr must travel into Ironwood to rescue his lover Unnr and her slave, Huld, from Alrekr the undead corpse, even if he must face Angrboda, the ettin of Ironwood herself.

While a very creative and well-written tale I was put off by the weird names. Also the erotic horror was a bit more than I prefer. If you like your sex on the dark fantastical side then this should be up your alley. A dark alley. Where the shadows are long and the noises inhuman.

*Book source ~ A review copy was provided in exchange for an honest review.

Title ~ Lot's Sin

Author ~ Konrad Hartmann

Publisher ~ Forbidden Fiction

Published ~ 14 October 2014

Genre ~ Horror | Erotica

Pages ~ 14

My Rating ~ 4 bites

From Goodreads:

After losing his wife, living in a cave after the fall of Sodom and Gomorrah, Lot finds himself struggling to maintain his sanity. Shattered by his experience, he must find a way to carry on with his life. He understands too well the debt incurred by sin, and now struggles to stop the moral degradation of his fellow survivors.

A well-told erotic tale revolving around Lot and his daughters after the fall of Sodom and Gomorrah. Be aware that there is taboo sex, non-consent and incest as Lot’s daughters pleasure each other and then tie up their father so they can have their way with him in an attempt to get pregnant. 

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Title ~ Spidermilk

Author ~ Konrad Hartmann

Publisher ~ Fantastic Fiction

Published ~ 21 October 2014

Genre ~ Horror | Erotica

Pages ~ 242

My Rating ~ DNF

From Goodreads:

Eddie Stover, private investigator, lives in a world where artificial humans, LifeMates, serve consumers as a purchasable commodity. When Stover takes a wandering daughter case, the search for the missing woman plunges him into a world of hijacked LifeMates, a spider-worshiping cult, psychedelic milk, and a realization that he cannot escape the choice that love forces him to make.

I couldn’t get into this story. The plot and terminology were a bit confusing and I guess I just wasn’t in the mood for a futuristic tale. I may give this another go at a later date.