by ausfet
5 pages of random erotic couplings with one page 'briefly' devoted to a possible romance. Not to mention most of the 5 pages dealt with a willing cuckold's spouse banging anything that moved.
The equivalent example to this would be someone writing 5 pages of a hot wife tale, ending on page 6 with a couple of paragraphs about how the hot wife's friend discovered FTL travel sometime in the future, and then posting the story in Sci-fi/Fantasy.
Because this is what passes for romance in the dusty backward state that is Queensland, Australia. I'm surprised the characters of Westie and Evie didn't end up in a paddock and get one of the livestock involved.
No wonder everybody leaves Brisbane for Sydney and Melbourne....
No offense to any Qlders or NSWelshmen!
I’m sorry to read such disparaging and mean-spirited comments. Is the goal to discourage good writers and drive them away? What about new writers trying out their wings? Ausfet says she’s done with us and I can’t help but think nasty, unconstructive comments contributed to that. Come back, Ausfet!
The story itself is anything but random. The female protagonist has experiences that change her and lead her to a new beginning. That’s a story arc, and it’s well told with clear and lucid language. There’s humor, weird and delightful Aussie slang, and plenty of hot, kinky sex...and a happy ending. This is first rate, high quality storytelling, well edited, devoid of cliches, and available at no cost to us but our time. Thanks, Ausfet.
I was sure within the first page that Westie and Evie would end up together. I really liked this story. I thought it was funny and irreverent. An absolute delight. It needs a few grammatical fixes.
Since neither of you have sufficient soul to appreciate life it might be better for you if you kept away from proper, grown up story telling. Less likelihood of spontaneous head implosions. :-) 5 Stars without a doubt. Your writing has such a natural and vital flow to it I'm amazed that you aren't a published author. Or maybe you is but modestly cloak yourself neath a bushel or two? Ta muchly.