by sandy_paris
Some very nice reading, with beautiful characters and a lovely narrative. Only thing that had me thinking, there were seven women getting together for that first meeting to found the five-girl band. Took me some time to realise that two of them must not be in the band.
Simply wonderful - new, fully developed characters interwoven with those well known to us. You write with passion and so well. Please continue to contribute. Easily a 5.
I'm glad that Allison and Maria got together and that their mothers both accepted it. Nicely woven story.
...that if you're in a hurry, then every traffic light will be red. And being of Irish descent, I'm shocked at an Irish character who doesn't like Guinness. But apart from that... A very enjoyable story, Sandi, with nicely-drawn characters (your description of the loathsome Paul and his cronies was very true-to-life---and his mother came across as some piece of work too). The story's other two mothers fared very well though. A well-earned five stars.
Definitely your story telling, sweet tender and whilst no surprises each twist and turn was laid out with care. Thank you, you have done it again.
What a lovely episode. The older I get, the more I appreciate a happy ending! ❤️❤️❤️
My headcanon is that Aoife and Camila maybe fell in love a little bit too ;)
This is a very beautiful and romantic story which I enjoyed a lot. I really loved how you brought back my favorite characters from your previous stories and tied them in perfectly. Based on their lives at the beginning Allison and Maria deserve all the happiness and love together. Thanks for publishing—well deserved 5 stars!
This story was excellent. The main event of course is the romance between Maria and Ally but the supporting cast wonderful. You managed to work Milly, Fiona and Jane into the story in a welcome way. The inclusion of Dani and her girlfriend, Camilla and Aoife (which I can't pronounce) leads to speculation about more to come. It was great to see another from you Sandy. Of course I'm looking forward to more. Thank you!
thank you i really like reading lately and your one of the best iv read have a happy new year a fan shayne
What a great way to start a New Year. Staying in bed and reading and listening to music. Breakfast in bed, good coffee and nutcake and starting early to read here. I was sunny but now it´s raining a little. wonderfull romantic story as usual with you. I love the music references. Great you included Milly and Fiona, a loved story by a lot of people here. Thank you for your writing. Have a great year.
I truly enjoyed reading this story, thank you for sharing it with us!
A really great story. Beautiful, positive sex, natural dialogue, nice plot and writing. Had to hold back the tears. There, what a confession.
Yet another exceptional tale wonderfully written with great interactions. I love your interconnected stories will gladly read anymore your clever imagination forms. Thanks you.
Your heart most explode from joy and love Sandy? Your writing is soooo full of emotions and love ..... Thank you
Another beautifully written story filled with very real, very fleshed out characters with whom I quickly fell in love and in awe of their very real, intense and passionate love for each other. And honestly I am mostly jealous/envious of a love such as theirs (and Milly’s...etc...) something I have dreamed of yet never known...thank you, your writing is wonderful beyond words...
Fantastic story, while the sex wonderful, it was the love that shone through. Well done.
It was very loving and touching how these two ladies found each and found true love between them and gald they married hope you will write more about them and if they will have children sandy_paris hope you writ e more soon great writer hon.xx
Very sweet, although the likelihood of finding not just two Catholic mothers— Irish and Spanish, no less— 𝘢𝘯𝘥 an Irish Catholic priest, that would all support same-sex couples? Outside of fiction, those chances are small indeed.
A beautiful love story. The world has come a looong way in a few years. Better late than never.
Couldn't be better, a lovely story about some lovely people escaping from some less than lovely people. With a band thrown in!
Would that the whole world was as idyllic as Maria's and Allison's. I broke your suggested sequence by reading this one right after completing the Milly saga. I peeked and saw that this story focused on two minor figures from the Millyverse. You have a touching faith in the power of true love to change the world.
Now I look forward to resuming the sequence.
Unmistakably 5 stars.
P,S, Was Aoife's lovely name and her setting in Dublin a tribute to Maonaigh, one of the Literotica all-stars?
By the way, some may be interested to know that a Google search quickly answers the question, "How is 'Aoife' pronounced?" The answer: EE-fuh.
A unexpected revisit.
When I'm cooking a meal I try to include some bass notes, in Japanese Umami, like porcini mushrooms, marmite (yuk), anchovies or similar; not so much tasted as felt.
The wonderful thing, among many, in this story is that there are the bass notes too, whispered in their Mums words.
I just love the wonderful little universe that you have created here. Your writing skills and imagination have cheered up a cold and miserable November evening, thank you. X
I have read this a few times now. Having meet the characters while reading Milly and Fiona's story,I knew they would end up together. Even knowing that, this was a wonderful story so well told. I really wish she had called the police on Paul, then his mom might have been less accusing of her. Allison and Maria's mom's to me steal the show in this one. So refreshing having 2 ladies that are very much from a religion that does not condone same sex couple. They both set aside those feelings to watch their daughters and accept their choice of partners. Well done sandy_paris 5 stars. This one did not feel rushed and was wonderful, thank you for sharing.