Reviewed:
In the beginning of this story the author gives credit to RealLifeDragon's Cammie Sue series, and then proceeds to tell another story about clan life in Arkansas. The similarities are the good news, and the bad news.
Overall it's a good story. The plot holds together well, with no obvious issues. I didn't find myself having to suspend my sense of disbelief much, but that may just be my total ignorance of life in that part of the country.
The story does seem to drag a bit in the last few chapters, and then come to a rather abrupt end, with some loose ends left unresolved, and a lot of details left out (but at least it does end, unlike Cammie Sue, which just stops). It looks like there's an opening there for a sequel, but given the age of the story I'd guess that there's none coming.
Technically there are a lot of problems: there are issues with spelling, and lots of trouble with punctuation. It's not nearly as bad as the referenced Cammie Sue series; that has much bigger problems. Still, these issues make the reading a much tougher slog than it might be otherwise. There are also issues with idiom and vernacular: in the early chapters the character's accents and manner of speaking are much more pronounced southern/country than they are later in the book.
This book is one where I feel a strong edit would do wonders for it. Obviously, a lot of readers are able to look past these problems, or it wouldn't have the scores that it does. If you like the Cammie Sue series, you'll probably like this book.
For me, the problems are simply too much.
Reviewed:
What happens when a Nerd falls in love with a triplet who has designs on his future? Lana drops the word to a Tech Spy, and Steve's Dot.Com company is sold out from underneath him. Poor multi, multi millionaire. Well anyway they move back to Lana's family farm, where he is told, in no uncertain words, that he is the new Clan Leader. A clan, in these parts, being a Family Unit, with multiple marriages. The secret to the bonding with the new wives, the two other Triplets, and their younger sister, is to make the women beg to be Bitches, accomplished by having him taking their virgin asses; in other words, a butt fuck. However not all is rosy in the Clan, because of the feud between families, the Smiths, and the Joneses. The Joneses being the "Black Hats." Murder, Mayhem, and Moonshiners abound, and crooked Judges and even more crooked District Attorneys are present, but as Shakesapeare said "All's well that ends well!"
Enjoy.