Bred in the Tower: A Corporate Sci-Fi Hucow Reverse Harem Romance

· BioMilk Rebellion Book 5 · Mia Roselle
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One scan. One siren. And Kira Vale stops being a person—she becomes Asset 789, prime-grade breeding stock inside the Spire, New Terra’s gleaming corporate tower where bodies are patented, milk is profit, and “overflow” is obedience.

Dragged from the slums to the Breeding Floors, Kira is collared, measured, and programmed to produce on command. Director Cassian Cross wants her submission like a signature on a contract. Security Chief Rhys Calder breaks resistance with brutal precision. Biotech mastermind Lucan Hale rewires her body into a living pipeline. And then there’s Nolan Voss—the Tower’s golden heir with a wicked grin and an offer that sounds like freedom… and feels like another trap.

Kira isn’t built to kneel. But in a system that tallies her shame in stock value and sells her pleasure as a commodity, survival means choosing her battles—and deciding which of these four dangerous men to use, trust, or destroy.

Because if she fails, she doesn’t just lose her body. She disappears into the Tower’s deepest vaults… forever.

A dark, explicit corporate sci-fi hucow reverse harem romance featuring captivity, power exchange, breeding/lactation kink, coercion themes, and high-stakes rebellion. (Adults only.)

One scan. One siren. And Kira Vale stops being a person—she becomes Asset 789, prime-grade breeding stock inside the Spire, New Terra’s gleaming corporate tower where bodies are patented, milk is profit, and “overflow” is obedience. Dragged from the slums to the Breeding Floors, Kira is collared,...

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