All Comments on 'Over One Hundred Degrees'

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AnonymousAnonymousover 5 years ago
Liked it so much

it seemed short. I wouldn't mind a part 2.

AnonymousAnonymousover 5 years ago
Thank you!

As a man about Jim's age who had the pleasure of having a very passionate relationship with a much younger lover a few years ago, thank you for bringing back some fond memories. I'm pretty sure that I kept her happy during our blissful year together. Now the question is, will Jim and Jacqui grow closer, or will Pam want to get in on the action? More, please....

AnonymousAnonymousover 5 years ago
The word is prostate, not prostrate.

See title

daylilygardenerdaylilygardenerover 5 years ago
Nice Start to a Relationship

May need more stories about their future relationship. I find widowers to be generally great lovers...because they fulfilled their wedding vows. Love the Arizona setting of Prescott. 5 Stars.

DunkirkDunkirkover 5 years ago
Review

More of Jim's and jacqui's affair. They should move in together

AnonymousAnonymousover 5 years ago
Nice story, but

The mix up of the tenses (it starts in the first para) is disruptive. Get things in order, please.

Rwa4768Rwa4768over 5 years ago
Great story

A very good start towards a loving relationship between these two beautiful people. Age is just a number. I hope you will write more chapters about this couple.

BlackJackSteeleBlackJackSteeleover 5 years ago
A Lovely Story

Ignore the ignorant Anonymous trolls, this was a lovely story. It was well told and held my attention all the way through.

I'm enjoying your writing. Keep up the good work.

Five Stars.

runningonempty1runningonempty1about 5 years ago
Perfect

I am in a similar position as Jack. A perfect story before visiting the urologist

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