by shakna
Well written story, I would have liked her to get some education. But that I suppose is hopefully happening off camera so to speak..
Thank you for this story. The description of the cult is frighteningly spot on. And I appreciate the attention to detail in the aftermath of escaping. The sobering part of the story is the reality of such "cults" masquerading as "organized religion", accepted in the mainstream, and the subsequent wreckage of those left in their wake. 5 stars seems a paltry offering for such a well crafted story. Very well done.
Wow. Good job on a touchy and difficult subject. Well done. Thank you for sharing.
I loved the story and I gave it a 5/5. But I have to be honest with you about Sophie. I didn't find her character to be believable at all. When it comes to people who are attracted to a cult movement, they tend to be all in or all out. They're attracted to the cult in the beginning because they are trying to find something that is missing from their own life. As such, they are going to be fully engaged if the agenda matches their own desires.
With Sophie being characterized as a borderline Feminazi, she would never have gravitated in their direction no matter what lies or smooth talking they used on her. She may have been searching for something missing in her life that made her check them out, but once she knew more about them she would have rejected them. She catered to Alice with the ear piercing and other things first, so informing on her afterwards just doesn't make any sense at all from my perspective.
Otherwise it was a fantastic story.
Very nice but teenage pregnancy is never my thing. Maybe Sophie should have started her on the pill that first day.
@TheSecretBunny - Don't worry, Both Sophie and Luca made a point of wanting to get Alice to uni, at some point. Her horizons will grow - when she's ready for it.
Seems a shame to give a story with this little great erotic sex five stars, but, there you have it...
It can be a challenge to deal with a topic like deprogramming but the author did a good job at portraying the characters in a believable and heartwarming way. Also, I enjoyed the faith elements of the tale. 5/5
This was one of the cutest goddamn stories ever I've read on this site. It feels weird to say that. Oh well, very nice job.
And we can hope there is more soon. Very nice story.
Thanks for sharing it.
I really like the premise of the story... but your words/grammer didn't make a lot of since to me.
5/5 I really liked it. The couple seems like they will be together until death and beyond. Some of the sentence structure seemed a bit odd to me being from the other side of the world and all, but gaol just caught me by surprise, I'm all but sure it is jail in Aussie as context would suggest.
If you post something anonymously, you're not doing anyone else any good. That being said:
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Anonymous about 2 months ago
I really like the premise of the story... but your words/grammer didn't make a lot of since to me.
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His words and grammar make perfect sense when you take into account that the author is Australian and still lives there. There's absolutely nothing wrong with his grammar. He's also my friend.
5/5. You wrote a romance story, not sure it is even really incest. For sure it is a romance! Thanks for this.
Well, that was adorable. I'm sorry it's something you have personal experience with, though, and I hope your story had as good an ending as this one.
What am I missing? On your bio you say "my friend's an alien (requires a copy of "lessons for Alice") is in the "my sister/brother's a-" chronology. But I can't find a story of that name, and reading this didn't enlighten me. Help?
Okay, so I skimmed, and now I'm reading it fully, at first because I thought I might've missed something, and now because I'm hooked. But I have a question...Sophie hates men. So WTF is/was she thinking about joining a cult that explicitly indoctrinates its members into patriarchal, harem norms?
Also... "No, Luca! I can't!" as she goes in the hotel room? (After Sophie distracted the cult guys in the car) Can't what?
I bought "Lessons for Alice" for a dollar (I'm on a tight budget these days, but I had it on a prepaid card and felt bad typing 0.00) but...I'm not seeing a difference? I screwed up, didn't I. I looked for a book named "my friend is an alien" but found nothing...
Finally got the sign-in thing figured out! I'm anubelore, lol. Different device, sry.
Oh... wait. I just searched the book for "alien". I think I've figured it out, if I can figure out how the page works... there's a "sister" version? (Checking) nope! Heh. Hope I'm doing this right.
Absolutely loved it !! As a Christian I love how the main character articulated that there is a difference between a crazy cult and the religion as a whole. I love every story of yours that I have read because while I might be different than the main characters I can still emotionally connect to story, a example being this story how I’m a Christian and luc isn’t . Yet I can still identify with the selfless nature of luc in his quest to help his cousin rebuild her life and understand the modern world