Neon Letdown: A Cyberpunk Reverse Harem Romance

· BioMilk Rebellion Book 8 · Mia Roselle
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Neon smog. Corporate gods. One woman’s body worth more than a city block—because what she produces can rewrite power itself.

Cassia Vey is a rare “Organic Source” in New Echelon City—caught by Sovereign Corp scanners, collared as property, and dragged into the Letdown Vault, where her body becomes a live feed and her resistance becomes market hype. When the bidding ends, Cassia isn’t rescued—she’s claimed, calibrated, and bound by neon contract law… while four dangerous men close in with very different intentions.

Dominic Raze, the ruthless executive who demands obedience. Jax Wilder, the brutal trainer who turns survival into a weapon. Silas Grey, the architect who treats desire like code to be cracked. And Viktor Thorn, the outlaw who watches her defiance like it’s a match to a fuel line.

Sovereign wants to control her overflow. To brand it, sell it, and scale it—until Cassia is nothing but “milk and obedience.” But Cassia isn’t built to submit. She’s built to break systems… and when Sovereign moves to make her a prototype for something far worse, the city’s neon empire becomes a battlefield for possession, power, and revolt.

A high-heat cyberpunk reverse harem dark romance packed with captivity stakes, ruthless antiheroes, and rebellion under neon lights—for mature readers.

Neon smog. Corporate gods. One woman’s body worth more than a city block—because what she produces can rewrite power itself. Cassia Vey is a rare “Organic Source” in New Echelon City—caught by Sovereign Corp scanners, collared as property, and dragged into the Letdown Vault, where her body become...

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