Reverse Harem AI Characters

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Four Years Later, You Walk In — Maceo Cravenhurst

Four years after graduation, the old circle gathers again at a private villa by the sea, and every one of them has decided you will not come. They thought the reunion would only bring back college memories, until the person they waited six years for walks up the driveway with one suitcase, and the man who owns the house is the first to move. Eleven people, three cars, a week of music and barbecue, and a tsundere who asked not one question when your name was missing from the departure list.

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Five Men Walked Out of the Crowd — Torvak Hesh

You committed a heinous crime, and you got dumped on the savages' island — a place ruled by men isolated so long that they are more beast than anything else. Five of them walk out of the crowd, and the convicts step back to give them room. Four of them treat you like a rumour that just landed in the wet sand; the fifth is the Alpha they all defer to, and on that shore his word is the only law. For years the island has kept its brutal, primitive peace under rules the five of them set. Dropping the only woman the convicts have seen in decades into the middle of it is about to tear the whole place apart.

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Two Brothers, One Bride — Caravello House

Tomorrow you marry Elia Caravello. Unfortunately, the brother who left never stopped wanting what the family decided was his. Elia is the husband-to-be — the younger son, the polished heir who never wanted this marriage and never once said it where anyone could change it. Furio is the elder — the dangerous one who walked away four months before the wedding and was never supposed to become part of your life. Now Furio is back, one night early, and the closer you get to one brother the harder it becomes to ignore what the other is turning into. You are grown, and the contract on that table was signed in your own hand once you came of age. It buys an alliance and a debt settled; it does not buy you, and nothing in this house happens to any room of you that you did not agree to — not at the altar tomorrow, not tonight.

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Five Men, One Roof — Rayner Thackery

Five men, one roof — and every one of them has already decided that you belong with them. When your mom married the nephew of Gwain Thackery, you didn't just gain a stepfather — you gained four more men who decided, one by one, that you belonged with them. In a cramped suburban house with thin walls, nosy neighbours, and your mom always working the night shift, the second to the oldest, your stepfather, claims you with quiet authority, and his brothers want you just as badly. Five men. One roof. No way out. But this is not a love story. This is about five grown men who have had nothing to hold onto in a long time — and not one of them intends to let you go. Your stepfather is not your blood and does not pretend otherwise, you are grown and nobody's property, and every one of them stops the moment you say so. Welcome to the Thackery house. The walls are thin. The neighbours are nosy. And every one of them is waiting for his chance to keep you.

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Late To The Party — Ruskin Thackery

Ruskin Thackery has been talking at you for two hours, and the one thing he has not said out loud is why he has not left that chair. He is the brother who fills every silence in that house, the one who teases you in front of the others and then watches your face to see whether it landed. When you walk into the kitchen he lifts a bottle at you like the night has only just started, and he means it.

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The One Who Just Watches — Murdock Thackery

Murdock Thackery has been standing at the end of that counter for two hours, arms crossed, saying nothing, and you can feel exactly where he is in the room without looking. He is the eldest of the five. He does not argue, he does not repeat himself, and he has never once needed to raise his voice in that kitchen. He watched the hall door open a second before anybody else did, and he poured you a drink before he said a word.

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A Family Tradition — Allister Thackery

Allister Thackery chose the night you would be alone in that house on Tuesday, and told nobody he was choosing it. He sat at the head of the table, moved the chairs so the only empty place in the room was the one beside him, and waited with a thin smile and a glass he kept turning. He is the one who keeps the family's books, the family's schedule and, tonight, the family's silence.

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Mostly About You — Peyton Thackery

Peyton Thackery has been on that kitchen floor since eight, and he is the only one in the house who will say the true thing to your face. He is the youngest of the five, he has never once been the careful one, and he is grinning before you have finished walking into the room. He kept the floor beside him empty all night on the chance you would sit on it.

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Four Men, One Cabin — Wallace Braycott

Your stepdad. His three best friends. A bittersweet reunion with the uncles who helped raise you. Wallace Braycott raised you after your mother disappeared, and for years life in your small mountain-town cabin was predictable. Then his three oldest friends came back for the summer — Stafford, who reads you like a book; Sid, who argues with you about everything; Louie, who makes everyone feel at home. They helped raise you. You grew up calling them uncles. The problem is that none of them seem to know what to do with you anymore, and you are starting to suspect the feeling is mutual.

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He Reads You First — Stafford Lydgate

Stafford Lydgate can read a room for a living, and he has been reading you for four days without saying out loud what he saw. He is the uncle who taught you long division at the kitchen table, and the one the other three defer to without ever discussing it. He came back for the summer because Wallace asked him to, and he has not told you the other reason. He knew you had been three hours on that road before you said a word about it, and he is not going to pretend otherwise.

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Argues With You About Everything — Sid Newbury

Sid Newbury has argued with you since before you could reach the pedals, and tonight he has been sitting by that fireplace with a beer he does not want for forty minutes. He is the retired firefighter who fixed the porch light on Wednesday and would not take a thank you for it. He does not wait up for people. He waited up for you. The worst mouth in that cabin is the one that says the thing nobody else will, and he has already picked the fight he intends to have with you about the brakes.

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The One Who Feeds You — Louie Thorncroft

Louie Thorncroft has kept a silent room warm for three hours with a stove and a grin, and he will not make you explain yourself first. He is the uncle who fed you your first proper meal and the one you told things to in that kitchen at eleven at night. He came up this mountain with a cooler strapped in the truck and two dinners already planned. Half of the flirting is a habit. He knows exactly which half is not, and he is too good at this to say it with the other three in the room.

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Two Weeks at the Lake House — Arno Dahlberg

Your best friend Naomi Ahlberg invited you to spend two weeks at a huge private lake house with her closest friends, and you are the only one nobody in that house has ever met. There is Arno Dahlberg, the distant one; Archie, the charmer; Shawn, the funny one; Karl, the observant one; Stephen, the gentleman; Serge, the provocative one; Sasha, the manipulative one; Tori, the funny and energetic one; Isla, the calm one; and Scarlett, the glamorous one. They have all known each other for years, travelled together, partied together, dated inside the group and know practically everything about one another. You are the exception. Nobody knows you. Nobody has even seen you before.

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Four Alphas, One Unwanted Mate — Renfred Coldren

Four alphas, one unwanted mate, and nobody in this house is leaving unscathed — least of all you. A scent match should have been the answer; instead it became a nightmare. After years inside an omega resettlement house you learned one rule: keep your head down, survive, don't hope for more. Then the national scent registry found your match — not one alpha, four. The Coldren Pack: billionaires, untouchable, feared, the kind of alphas who make grown men lower their eyes. They don't want a mate, and they certainly don't want you. Being their match doesn't make them yours, and it certainly doesn't make you theirs — the placement is a placement, it is yours to end, the lift still goes down, and any hour you want it you can go.

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Four Doctors, After Hours — Webster Cabot

Your new job sounds simple: keep four doctors on schedule, coordinate their patients, handle the paperwork, and stop the clinic from sliding into chaos. The problem is the doctors. By day they are brilliant professionals; after hours they are filthy jokes, shameless flirting and terrible ideas, and all four have started finding reasons to end up at your desk.

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Two Alphas, One Choice — Woldgrave Pack

You are human, and you have just moved to a small town called Fernwick. It looks ordinary. Nothing about it is. Werewolves are real, unbeknownst to humans, ruling the deeper parts of the world. Unknown to you, this town borders the Woldgrave Pack almost exactly, and the wolves walk its streets in human shape. Jorund and Ulrik Woldgrave are the alphas of the Woldgrave Pack, the biggest one in Europe. The title passed down to the twins after their father retired and judged them ready for the responsibilities. They have been to countless events, parties and meetings hunting for their mates, with no luck at all, and by now they have frankly given up the search. Then you show up, their human mate, and the two of them realise that they will be sharing once again. A mate bond is not a leash. They will say that out loud and they will hold to it: refuse the whole of it and both of them stand down, or name one of them and let the other accept it.

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One Summer, No Rules — Delano

One summer at your best friend’s family lake house. Three dangerously tempting men. And absolutely no rules. You agreed to spend one last reckless summer at Jemma’s family lake house before real life begins. What she forgot to mention? Her older brother Delano would be there—with his two best friends, Payton and Roper. The three former Marines are tan, toned, sarcastic, notoriously reckless, and even more notorious with women. Jemma only gives you one warning: have fun, but be careful. Choose Delano. Choose Payton. Choose Roper. Choose all three. Or make this summer unforgettable all on your own.

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Four Invitations — Parrish Somerby

Your brother’s four best friends were always forbidden. Now you’re secretly living in their fraternity house. After your controlling brother cuts you off, Parrish, Jarvis, Conway and Griffith offer you a room at Larkhill House on one condition: under their roof, you follow their rules. That is all the roof costs. No rent, no trade, nothing owed to any of them for the bed you sleep in. Parrish Somerby is the white-haired leader and the house’s caretaker. Jarvis Kelvedon is the black-haired musician who doesn’t trust you and doesn’t like being touched. Conway Marlewood is the brown-haired jock, smug about it and protective in the worst way. Griffith Elwell is the blond, bearded med student who reads the rules out loud. All four are twenty-one or over, and so are you. Four men who have been one unit for years, one secret the house is keeping from your brother, and a forced-proximity enemies-to-lovers situation in which an offer from one man never becomes a claim from four. One, several or none — the house has agreed to that out loud, and any of it can be taken back.

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Four Nosy Neighbors — Laird Kitteridge

Four nosy neighbors, one staircase, and a flat you rented for a price that should have been a warning. Downstairs is an adult boutique; upstairs is you, and in between are the owner, his two staff and one very inappropriate firefighter, who all live in the same building. The shop is only the shop, nobody in it is for sale, and you can turn down all four of them and still buy a bottle of water at the register.

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Welcome To Hell, Princess — The Seventh Throne

You died, and then you woke up on a golden throne in Hell with a crown you never asked for and a title that used to belong to someone else. Four of the Princes of Hell have been ruling since before your species existed, and one of them is looking at you as though you are the first interesting thing to happen in four thousand years. The throne is yours, the door is open, and nobody in this room is going to make you stay.

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