Three stars thus far is accurate and fair, being a rating in progress, based solely on what has, to date of review, been created and delivered and not what may or may not be in prospect for the future.
So, the external story premise is original and pretty well executed. However, throughout it all, I have felt incessantly bludgeoned by the incestuous aspect (nieces would represent a blood connection through the mc's sister, right?) and the righteous justification and purity of heart the mc professes, particularly with regard to the two young...imo dangerously young looking... girls, every single one of whose holes, he's obviously hell bent and obsessed with, righteously and devotedly, sticking his ridiculously clichéd telephone pole into.
This internal aspect, so repetitively expressed, as with "Single Again", for me, relentlessly stifles the greater enjoyment possible from a wider-ranging story exploring more of their wordly circumstance and the intrigue surrounding the creation and spreading of the virus.
It seems like every other breath we're back to one of the girls creepily drooling and fantasising about her uncle/daddy and that clichéd *yawn* totemic *yawn* cock. And no, I assure you, I do not suffer, in the slightest, from telephone pole envy.
Quite frankly what started off as a fairly acceptable premise, has come to make me feel completely creeped out playing this guy. Most certainly, the young nieces, who, both in physique and emotional maturity and outlook, are absolutely borderline children, do look gorgeous and are irresistibly cute, but even so I ceased finding them attractive quite a while back, simply because of their total preoccupation with cock and all things "uncle (daddy)" to the complete and utter exclusion of any and all other juvenile interests . Hell, even chasing and playing with each other on the beach had a sexual connotation.
The sexuality, instead of enhancing the situation and story, for me, absolutely chokes everything off. I guess (I honestly wouldn't really know) this may be fapper's delight, but for me it represents a very disappointing opportunity missed due either to the Dev's own obsessive preoccupation or his/her perception that it will be (and perhaps correctly so) his audience's obsessive preoccupation.
It's a downright shame because there really is a whole lot in this that is inventive, intriguing and, yes, if suitably toned down enough potentially heart-poundingly erotic about this novel, especially compared with so much of the dross put up by many other "creators" in this genre.
I hope, at least from my perspective, that this potential gem may still be saved, but as with all these episodic adventures, time alone will have to tell.