The Daily Struggles of an Immortal (Immortal Supers)

In a world where almost everyone has a superpower, Sam Archer finds himself with one of the most useless abilities of all – immortality. Sure, he can’t die, but he sure as hell can’t fight back either. If anything, the incapacity to die has turned out to be a hassle for Sam, with ridiculous requests for obnoxious favors being a primary concern. However, his coworker Lily Dodson is about to make his life a lot more interesting with her unique proposal. Warning: This book contains adult content that may not be suitable for all audiences, including suggestive adult scenes, slight harem elements, consensual sexual aggression on a male character by a female (slight BDSM elements), graphic violence, talk about self-harming behavior, and alcohol consumption/drug use. However, this book does not contain overly vulgar language, and it has parts you may find wholesome. Prologue I sent the message to my friend, and looked back up at her. “Okay, sounds good. That’ll give me plenty of time to talk to Lily before tonight.” I changed subjects. “So, what do you want to do until then?” She hesitated as she thought about it. “Well, I’ve told you the pressing issues. Do you want to hear about anything else right now…or can it wait?” I blinked at her in surprise. “Yeah, it can wait. Of course.” “Then…” She bit her lower lip. “Can I take you to my place?” I smirked at her. “What? And play with me before you have to take me back to work?” She didn’t smile. “Oh.” I locked eyes with her, unexpectedly feeling nervous. She was completely serious. “Umm, okay.” She stood up immediately, reaching her hand out towards me. She still wasn’t smiling. Her gaze was intense. Damn, what was I getting myself into? The Daily Struggles of an Immortal is a full-length novel: ~ 85,000 words. Genre: Fantasy – Superhero Adventure / Superhero Romance / Humor
ASIN: 1731082932
VSKU: BVV.1731082932.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Eckstein, Kurtis
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use