R.B. Ashton

The Monster of Mtubu: VIII

***The dramatic / traumatic conclusion to this harrowing adventure!***

We had been headed down the river for a day when the vibrations started again. The river was growing wider by the moment, and the trees were declining in size to the degree that we felt the marvels of Mtubu were finally thinning, but we had apparently not gone far enough. Betty shrieked the moment we felt the trees wobbling around us, with such a pitch and volume that the distant footsteps paused, birds risi...

Happy Halloween! Here's what's coming next month...

With Halloween finally here, I hope The Curse of Neferiset helped get you in the mood. And it's out today in eBook format, so if you wanna share it with anyone please do. It's in all major bookstores here, or on Gumroad here and - here's an extra treat - now also available in an adapted comic from JackOfBullets (and ...

The Monster of Mtubu: VII

***Learning more of the horrors of the monster...***

The whole world seemed to shake as the giant woman crashed back down into her pit, and I was mortified to see that the prisoners who had escaped the cage were either frantically running about in the open or pathetically trying to climb rocks. Three of them had now made it onto our rope, clambering up desperately, but they were nowhere near the top. The giant woman looked furious, and wasted no time in metering out punishment....

The Monster of Mtubu: VI

***A most valiant rescue attempt...***

I was exhausted enough to sleep through to the morning and was woken then by a tremendous cry. Taylor and I rushed up the rocks to see what was happening. I could scarcely have been more shocked than to see the giant woman sat up with her fist before her face, closed around the unmistakably Caucasian figure of Montcliff. I relented with horror that we had never had a chance to save him, but realised then she did not have designs on eating ...

The Monster of Mtubu: V

***Deeper into the jungle we go...***

There followed another two days of hiking after this traumatising event.

None of us felt much like talking after what we had seen, for it seemed the only discussion that could leave our lips would be regarding the demise of our companions. Taylor had a down-turned face and I felt that I had wronged him by making him come further with us, but it would be a waste of those lives already lost if we gave up too soon. Between Red and Taylor...

Downloads Currently Available

Moving I'm simplifying the eBooks on offer here. These are the currently available downloads for subscribers:

eBooks / ARCs

• Shelby's TV Dinners (available to everyone)

• Erin's Living Nightmare (Size Champion / Tier 3+)

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The Monster of Mtubu: IV

***Things get a bit more brutal...***

From a distance, the shapely movements of that giant woman appeared almost graceful. She could have been mistaken for a beautiful slave girl rather than the towering terror I knew her to be. We all stood staring shamelessly through a gap in the trees as she crouched by some object, presumably drinking from a pool. No one spoke a word for the awe we were in, and when she rose to her full height, demonstrating her glorious figure from behind,...

The Curse of Neferiset: Prologue

***As promised, it's time to start up our Halloween extravaganza! Here's a seasonal shrinking and growth dark adventure featuring a classic man-eating Egyptian mummy. Well, kind of classic... I'll run this one every Friday, so it's finished in time for Halloween.***

“This is a bad idea,” Dr Ana Forcet warned. Probably the twentieth time now. But her father had never much listened to her, and didn’t look like he was going to now. He was the great Professor Rupert Forcet, a...

The Monster of Mtubu: III

***Marching on into the darkness...***

I fear when Montcliff returned to our camp I received him with some hysterics, and they could not conceive what I had seen. Again and again they asked me where the others were, even shook me to try and get some sense from my panic, until finally I calmed enough to look Montcliff straight in the eye and told him, “She ate them.”

I repeated myself a number of times before I found the composure to explain exactly what had happened. ...

What's coming this autumn...

It’s been a busy and pretty successful month here, so time for an update! We had the release of both Under the Table and Small Wing, which were both really well received (not discounting a link snafu with UTT). It’s great to finally get Under the Table out there as (a...

December Updates

Season’s Greetings!

I hope you’re all enjoying the return to the world of Spoiled to get you in the mood for the holidays. Because nothing says Christmas like a scantily clad giantess about to have her way with the world… Spoiled 2 is going to come in fast for the month, from now on releasing every Friday so you have the full story in time for Christmas (with the eBook to follow shortly after, and the ARC coming mid-month for the top tier!).

And in stark con...

November News

Time for another monthly update!

First up, I believe this month marks a year on Patreon for me, which has been quite a journey – thanks so much to all of you for joining me for it, and encouraging me to keep going. Fingers crossed for another content-packed year!

Now, with Halloween closing in, and Betrayal finishing, Tier 2’s moving into new territory next month – with Spoiled 2: A Christmas Kaiju Sequel! Starting November 7th (I think), th...

October Updates

Time for another monthly update. Thanks for continuing to support my Patreon, it’s been a solid few months amid a lot of background distractions!

So, Tier 1 is gliding along with Paradise Scaled, a story that is starting to heat up now. It’s a bit of a slower tale so I hope you’re hanging in there (clinging to memories of summer as the chill creeps in!).

Things are moving in Tier 2 now, though, with the opening of my Halloween feature Betrayal at Shr...