Project Letdown: A Military Hucow Reverse Harem Romance

· Base 9: The Hucow Experiments Book 5 · Mia Roselle
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She enlists to serve her country. She wakes up collared, engineered, and worth more than ammunition.

Private Eva Marris thought she was signing a contract. She was signing herself away. Deep inside a sealed military facility, she’s reclassified as Subject 428—an “asset” whose body is harvested to fuel missions and keep soldiers fighting. Every day is measured in yield, every failure punished, every ounce of autonomy stripped for the sake of Project Letdown.

Four men control her new world: Colonel Vance, the ruthless architect who calls it duty; Major Holt, the cold disciplinarian who believes obedience can be trained; Sergeant Maddox, the silent enforcer who watches for weakness; and Captain Lennox, the calculating observer who records every reaction. They want her compliant. They want her broken. And they want her bound to them—by orders, by need, and by the dangerous heat that turns control into craving.

Eva refuses to be a resource. If they’ve turned her into a weapon, she’ll learn how to aim herself. Because the program isn’t just feeding an army—it’s hiding a secret worth starting a war.

Project Letdown is a dark, high-heat military reverse harem romance packed with captivity, power games, and a heroine who fights back—hard.

She enlists to serve her country. She wakes up collared, engineered, and worth more than ammunition. Private Eva Marris thought she was signing a contract. She was signing herself away. Deep inside a sealed military facility, she’s reclassified as Subject 428—an “asset” whose body is harvested to...

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