Much more than it appears on the surface.
By the time I was most of the way through the story, I simply couldn't see the characters the same way I had before. I honestly started to feel bad about sexing them up.
I wanted to wrap Ashley in a blanket and feed her cookies. I wanted to buy the twins a cat each. I wanted to give Lin comfy clothes and teach her how to play games with Kali.
I didn't expect this level of writing and characterization. Well, WELL above average writing.
Sex scenes are decent, but honestly not that noteworthy, other than the sheer volume. There's a lot to see and do.
Truthfully though, the writing carries it. It takes a little while for it to get going. Surface level, it looks like what it says on the box. You think you're just building a harem with the most cliche stereotypes in the world. But you're wrong, there's a lot more to these girls than you think.
I also like that they all interact well. Their personalities sometimes clash, or one will teach another something new, or they'll just have fun together. Makes everyone feel a bit more alive that you're not the only thing in their lives. The hotel starts to feel like a family (a rampantly incestuous one, ofc) by the end.
By the time I was most of the way through the story, I simply couldn't see the characters the same way I had before. I honestly started to feel bad about sexing them up.
I wanted to wrap Ashley in a blanket and feed her cookies. I wanted to buy the twins a cat each. I wanted to give Lin comfy clothes and teach her how to play games with Kali.
I didn't expect this level of writing and characterization. Well, WELL above average writing.
Sex scenes are decent, but honestly not that noteworthy, other than the sheer volume. There's a lot to see and do.
Truthfully though, the writing carries it. It takes a little while for it to get going. Surface level, it looks like what it says on the box. You think you're just building a harem with the most cliche stereotypes in the world. But you're wrong, there's a lot more to these girls than you think.
I also like that they all interact well. Their personalities sometimes clash, or one will teach another something new, or they'll just have fun together. Makes everyone feel a bit more alive that you're not the only thing in their lives. The hotel starts to feel like a family (a rampantly incestuous one, ofc) by the end.