by Ladyvrb
Use your dictionary (and/or hook up with a good editor) to eliminate distracting mistakes such as using "waste", which means garbage, instead of "waist", which means the area between the chest and the hips.
The story was wonderful. Eliminating this distraction will make your writing even better.
Nice story, but switching from first person to third person narrative in the same paragraph gets a little clumsy and confusing.
This story was sweet and romantic...sexy near the end. It took a while to get to it but I didn't mind this time. Your story really pulled me in and I enjoyed it very much!
I always seem to fall for my best guy friends. They never want to let down the sheilds and let emotional and physical intimacy mix, I hope one of these days that this scenerio happens for me... and if this is based on someone in your life I hope it happens for you too.
You're an amazing writer. You have a true gift I can't wait to read more of your work.
i like that you get to know the characters in this it makes the ending all the more sweet and sexy. "jakk"
I loved the romance of it all. I've loved someone, a "friend" like the character in the story and hope that one day, the same thing will happen.
Lovely sexey story, but spelling mistake was distracting. The "climax" of the story was only from the male character's viewpoint, pity that ending thru the female character's viewpoint wasnt described.....perhaps in a sequel ??
for a first time story, this is an excellent outing, just keep an eye on word usage and spelling. keep it up and give us another :)
thanks
This is a great story, but I was distracted by the improper word use and the unstable tense. I've had problems with tense myself. For the most part, the story was first person, but it occasionally slipped into 3rd person. I also agree that I would have loved for the climax of the story to be told from both sides. You should rework this. It will be truly fantastic.
liked it 4 stars. 1 syntax error correction. waste is garbage. when referring to a person waist is proper spelling.