Don't know how many here remember Call Girl Cheerleaders by Richard Bissell, but I'm looking for something similar to it. Well written harem smut taking place in a contemporary setting without too many complications and drama and no cheating.
Preferably one where all the girls the protagonist has been with actually stay with him at the end.
Dilettante's The Best of Both Worlds
Good choice. Maybe a couple of Oyster's stories (starting points for the harem groups are are Mi Vida, and Neighbors). Lazlong has a couple of stories with harems, although some of them take place in the 19th century.
One I can't remember the title to ATM. Nerd abused by popular girls gets given control of them. Goes through some turmoil but alls right in the end as I remember. I will look.
One I can't remember the title to ATM. Nerd abused by popular girls gets given control of them. Goes through some turmoil but alls right in the end as I remember. I will look.
I didn't have to stay up to find it. Joy stayed up for me.
Anytime... :) ...Except next time YOU get to buy fresh batteries...
Don't know how many here remember Call Girl Cheerleaders by Richard Bissell, but I'm looking for something similar to it. Well written harem smut taking place in a contemporary setting without too many complications and drama and no cheating.
Where can I find Call Girl Cheerleaders? I too enjoy reading contemporary harem without much drama, so it sounds like something I'd like.
Where can I find Call Girl Cheerleaders?
I'm not sure it is still available. I thought I had it downloaded but it appears that my download was dependent on an external site - http://www.lewdlibrary.com - and that site is gone. The Wayback machine has the site but there are over 40 chapters (I think) and accessing them one at a time is pretty tedious. My semi-download was from mid March 2014.
It was originally posted on AssTr some time around 1999 but deleted a few years later.
There was quite a lot of drama in the later chapters.
An interested party might consider pasting the following into google;
"Call Girl Cheerleaders" by "Richard Bissell"
If they did, they might find that the sixth result linked to the chapters in groups, maybe 1-9, 30-39, 40 to end etc
Using those links it could be possible to access every group of chapters so as to obtain the full story.
Just sayin'.....
I did a google, what I found was 2 sites that I've never heard of (possibly sketchy?) that had Call Girl Cheerleaders Part 1-3 in the title (is that all parts? If it's a complete story, why put "part 1-3" in the title?).
So why not just ask? People are generally kind, it's simple and reliable and I got PM's in minutes giving me a link or offering to mail the stories to me.
(is that all parts? If it's a complete story, why put "part 1-3" in the title?).
I have no idea why the 40+ chapters are split up, or why the split is uneven.
So why not just ask?
You did ask.
People are generally kind, it's simple and reliable and I got PM's in minutes giving me a link or offering to mail the stories to me.
There is a certain etiquette to posting links to other story sites, whilst Laz is amazingly lax in dealing with that, it does not mean we should take advantage of his good will. As for being offered stories by mail, why exactly do you think those were by PM and not openly done here by post..??
An open post offering to email a copy of a story would be of use to many people not just the one sent a PM, but a post would also attract the customary shit-storm.
I simply tried a quick search and found the links (6th result on google.com) so I posted, but if you prefer I could just not bother to respond to your future posts?
A number of 'lost story' requests could be resolved with a quick search, maybe the person is unaware of how to search, maybe they are just too lazy. Either way posting a link to another story site is insulting to Lazeez, whereas posting what and where to search is both instructive to those unsure, and possibly provides motivation to the lazy.
My 2c (probably misspent)
Just wanted to thank everyone for the suggestions, even though most of them tend to pop up in threads looking for harem stories.
It's certainly my selfish wish that more authors would tackle the theme, but it is what it is.
While I do understand the why giving links to other sites is frowned upon, I'm not much of a supporter of the practice, if only because there's really not many other places on the net where one can ask for a specific kind of story and actually get informed answers from a userbase that knows what they're talking about.
With things being strewn all over the place as they are, it's a challenge to find what you're looking for, especially on sites that don't have the convenient tagging system of SO.
I'd certainly love to get recommendations for good harem stories that have been published elsewhere. I'd settle for just the title and name of the author (and maybe a short description), I can usually track down things myself.
With things being strewn all over the place as they are, it's a challenge to find what you're looking for, especially on sites that don't have the convenient tagging system of SO.
It would all cost be worth combining this thread with the one concerning squicks. In both cases the only effective way to find out if you'll enjoy a story is to actually start reading it.
I appreciate that having great stories in your preferred genre is convenient, but it does circumvent the "thrill of the chase". I don't shoot it unless I'm going to eat it, but there is no way I'd go to a range because they advertise live targets.
(Ok, so I have shot vermin, rats etc... Won't include politicians as politics are banned, and I've never actually found out when it's open season on them... :)
I'd certainly love to get recommendations for good harem stories that have been published elsewhere. I'd settle for just the title and name of the author (and maybe a short description), I can usually track down things myself.
Goodreads has several lists of harem fiction. Many of the books are on Amazon's KU.