SLAVE OF KING KONG: She-woman is taken hard by barbarizing rampaging anthropoid that is a paranormal shifter between man and beast, the product of government ... 18K-words (KONG OF THE CONGO Book 3)
In this 18,000-word third installment of Kong of the Congo, Alice Crowley presents a dark paranormal scenario involving a woman captured by a rampaging anthropoid shifter. Part man and part beast, the creature is described as the product of a government project in this mature, provocative tale.
About This Book
Slave of King Kong is Book 3 in the Kong of the Congo series by Alice Crowley.
This 18,000-word paranormal story centers on a woman taken by a rampaging anthropoid who shifts between human and beast.
The title’s premise also identifies the creature as the product of a government project, blending dark erotic fiction with speculative elements.
Readers should expect an intense, mature take on the classic giant-ape concept.
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