Queen Boss Slay

Pocket Nasties

By: Patrick C. Harrison III

Narrated by: Danielle Muething

Sara is a working gal.
She deals in pain and pleasure.
The tools of her trade are...varied.
Men are her clients.
And Sara doesn't like men.
She has her reasons.
She has a process.
And she's ready to show you how it's done.

©2024 Patrick C Harrison III (P)2024 Fright Night Audio

it was okay...

I loved 100% Match and was excited to read this. You can definitely tell it's written by a man's interpretation of the way women think. I love the character, but this was just so so for me.

Queen Boss Slay

Engaging story with an amazing performance. I laughed. I cried. I cringed. I loved it! Two snaps and a twist!

I'm a Mistress and I LOVED this

It's gory and vulgar but it's man hating and powerful. listen if you dare.

Slay All Day

I've said it before, I'll say it again. PC3 is a master storyteller. He has a way of drawing you into a story like falling into a rabbit hole. This was a wild ride!

Ugly Accents and Lack of Feminine Understanding

Ok, so I LOVED Patrick C Harrison's book "100% Match" So I thought I'd love this one. But it's just uncomfortable. Surprisingly, it's not the gore I'm talking about. This story overall just gives the trope "Women written by men". When the "man vs bear" tiktok question came up , I was officially turned off. Not to mention the uncomfortable amount of um...fake blackness in the book. The constant pointing out of race (specifically black people) is a bit distasteful. Not to mention the black accents from the narrator are super cringe. Black dudes shot by cops, "he'd be his twin if not for the skin tone", stereotypical auntie black woman characters. As a black person it just feels kind of icky. So don't read this book if you want a REAL WOMAN main character and you're uncomfortable with black stereotypes.