by MillieDynamite
For such a short story, I ended up making so many notes. There were parts of this which I found to be incredibly impressive.
Thereâs a depth to your writing which simply doesnât get seen at this level too often. I thought the way you set the scene was majestic and it helped build a world for me to get lost in. You come across as a deeply intelligent writer and I appreciate the effort thatâs went into this.
However, thatâs not always a positive. Your work is needlessly verbose to the point of it becoming a nuisance. Itâs clear to me that you havenât given much thought to your target audience, a great deal of whom may find that verbosity to be impenetrable. Whatâs more important to you when writing erotic content? That people get blown away by your intelligence or that you arouse them to the point of climax? Thatâs completely up to you.
Otherwise, as amazing as your world-building skills are, your dialogue needs a lot of work. When the characters first speak, the priestâs greeting to Maranda is incongruous in its lack of realism and credibility. Immediately, I concluded that heâs an idiot. It gets better from there, but Marandaâs delivery is stiff throughout and itâs by-the-numbers succubus fare. There was scope for her to play with her food in a manner thatâs arousing to the reader, but theyâd barely touched before you told us of her multiple orgasms.
The biggest disconnect was your idea of what enthralled the priest. For a succubus, itâs not beauty that makes their prey succumb, itâs soul-consuming heat and passion. There was a point where it became clear that you realised that, when you wrote ââŠa gorgeous woman who exuded sensuality stood before himâ.
But youâd spent the time beforehand telling us about her beauty, not her sensuality. As a result, and as someone who deeply enjoys succubus-themed content, I didnât believe that Maranda was anywhere near sensual enough to carry the priest out into deep waters.
That said, youâve got so much ability that itâs remarkable. If I were you, Iâd take a half step to the side and get out of your own way. Seduce the reader and make that your priority.
63/100. âââ