Pervikar

by John Evans

Pervikar Devon is just an average farm-boy. Oh, except for the fact he is a half-ogre who stands seven and a half feet tall and has green hair. One day Per accidentally incurs the wrath of the queen by protecting two young women from the advances of a corrupt baron, and is forced to flee her assassins.

So begin Per's adventures. Leaving his home far behind, he sets out to find fortune, fame and female companionship. As he journeys across the strange, magical world of Provost, he encounters orcs and goddesses, mages and ghosts, and even a dragon. Along the way, he learns to be a leader and a lover, and using all that nature has endowed him with, rights a lot of wrongs and beds a lot of women. Per gets his intelligence and compassion from his human mother, and his strength and... size from his ogre father.

Pervikar, the opening volume of John Evans's classic erotic epic fantasy series, The Adventures Of Pervikar, is available for the first time in a new and definitive edition. Per will return in the next installment, The Rescue Of The Queen.

Genres: Fantasy, Adult, Harem, Erotica, Romance

432 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 2, 2014

About the author

John Evans (1985-Present) was born in Tooele, Utah and then spent the majority of his childhood traveling the Western United States in a travel trailer. With little space for toys, Evans turned to writing and drawing to occupy his time. As time went on, Evans's writing talents continued to grow, and he received heavy encouragement from his parents, friends, and teachers to continue developing his craft, publishing numerous poems and short stories in local literary journals, and newspapers. In high school he wrote his first novel, "The Fallen", which was published in 2006, two years after his graduating year. Evans possesses his degree in Information Technology, and resides in Hilo, Hawaii with his mother and father.

Reviews

[Luiz · Rating 3 out of 5]

The Misadventures of Pervikar (and his party)

This book basically follows Pervikar as he wanders the land. It's an okay read, really. A comfy feel to it. It's divided in several parts, each comprising a separate adventure, and they mostly involve some steaming scenes, one way or another. It could do with a little more purpose: there's no villain in it to treat it as a high fantasy, nor do the characters develop any form of affection between them to treat it as a romantic adventure. The dialogue is good enough, a little stiff at times; and the characters have presence. But this lack of point doesn't let me give it a 4 stars.

Warning: This is not a harem book. The several characters present develop almost no romantic feelings throughout, and there's certainly no exclusivity to the sexual relationships present. Expect some non-consensual sex one time or another, but none left a really bad taste in my mouth, as the sex is this book is treated almost meaninglessly.

[Daniel Petrocelli · Rating 2 out of 5]

Is what it is. A bit better editing than when it was free on the web. I'd almost like to see this dialed back a bit and mainstreamed. It had a huge ton of potential for story based Harem Lit.

[S.J.Hull · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a good read with an interesting collection of adventures and a healthy dose of sex. It does meander though the story a little with no real purpose then ends in the middle of the last adventure to leave a cliff hanger. Not the best I've read in this genre but still enjoyable and I would recommend as a good light read

[Mac · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

[Xeres · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's porn