⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Think Haremlit can’t get any crazier than succubi, witches, werewolves, and a demoness in latex? Think again—The Caterer and Miss Jones is absolute Halloween madness, and I loved every second of it. Paul Devlin starts out as just a broke caterer, but when a smoking-hot succubus offers him a devil’s bargain—sex with seven women or die—things go from bad to very naked very fast. And this isn’t just random steam: the women hunting him (witches, inquisitors, shapeshifters) are woven into a brilliant web of magical politics, sex magic, and hilarious double-crosses. J. Tiffany Noore makes every woman—from the sexy Nubian witch Azura to the desperate she-werewolf Clara—feel totally vivid. Throw in secret rituals, ancient spells, monster-girl mayhem, and a sneaky Halloween party filled with diplomats and supernatural sabotage, and you’ve got a world that feels wild, hot, and very much alive. (...)

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Some stories don’t just ignite your senses—they set every nerve ablaze, and The Caterer and Miss Jones is pure wildfire. From the first sultry encounter between Paul Devlin and the intoxicating succubus Tiffany Jones, the heat is immediate, irresistible, and utterly addictive. Every touch, every glance drips with potent desire as Paul is drawn into a web where witches, werewolves, and seductive hunters weave their own vivid, unforgettable threads. It’s not just about Paul—the ensemble absolutely shines. Azura’s sparkling charm, Willow’s shy ferocity, Cedonia’s commanding allure, and Clara’s raw, feral hunger turn this Halloween romp into an exhilarating celebration of feminine power and male vulnerability. The lush magical setting, from moonlit rooftops to lavish embassy parties, makes every steamy encounter pulse with electric, otherworldly energy. (...)