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The Necromancer Girls Are Nice, Actually

(2026)
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Two cute necromancers. One very lucky nerd.

Nikolas King came to Black Mountain University hoping to find someone to play tabletop miniature wargames with. So far, he's mostly kept to himself. Then the campus grave witch asks him to fix a bone charm. It's a small job for a miniature painter, but Haylee takes an interest in his other work. And she has a roommate he really needs to meet.

Haylee's a wolf-eared flirt with a ghost cat and terrible rumors to her name. Sienna's a porcelain death knight who can talk tabletop tactics for hours. They're pretty, they're strange, they don't actually summon the dead, and they're happy to spend an evening fussing over miniatures with him.

Between lectures, game nights, and visits to their cemetery tower, Nik's finally enjoying university. He's even getting used to having company. Dating both of them might take a little more practice.

Inside:
  • Slice-of-life romance for men

    Opposites attract: quiet nerd, goth necromancers

    MFF / two love interests, no jealousy

    Cozy dark-academia setting

    Gyaru-and-otaku dynamic

    Feared-but-secretly-sweet love interests

    Found family and tabletop wargaming

    Low-stakes comfort read

    Complete standalone



    Series: Standalone, complete in one book
    Heat Level: Steamy (on-page explicit scenes, character-first)
    Tone: Cozy, slow-paced, warm with dry humor
    POV: First person, male MC with two third-person love interest interludes
    Ending: Happily ever after, no cliffhanger

    Perfect for fans of My Dress-Up Darling, Gals Can't Be Kind to Otaku!?, Otaku x Gal, and You and I Are Polar Opposites.


    Genre: HaremLit

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