by sr71plt
Makes all the work up to something good and then pops off before it gets interesting.
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As a gay man I've read a few of your stories and found that you do physical - not emotion.
That's what you do here and 'romance' is a misnomer.
Sorry.
I really enjoyed the first third of the story, was wondering where it was going for the second third, and thought you'd completely lost it on the final section. It felt like you'd lost interest and just cobbled something together. Frustrating. Gah.
I agree that this one didn't quite do it for me on carrying through all the way to the end, but I get the feeling that many will think it's because it stops short of the eventual date sex of the two main characters. I don't think that's it, though, and that maybe it was the author thinking that carrying it through that sex scene would be an anticlimax that didn't serve the story well. There had already been a sex scene for those who have to have one. Maybe it's not having established whether the main character was someone to cheer for or just a slut. On the previous poster's comment on sr71plt writing physical rather than emotional, I'll have to say that some of the strongest emotion stories I've read here have been by this author, both in straight categories and gay male, and that whether this one reaches his usual mark in storyline, the writing is still strong. I think it's mostly that he writes about characters who aren't guilt-ridden by their sexuality and get right to it. And that's quite all right with me. I'm sometimes tired out by having to wade through all the guilt to letting the characters have a good time.
Oh no, did you just give up the last part of the story? It really roped me in at the beginning and then after the car scene with Phil you just dropped the ball.
Dude you are a wonderful story teller. Yes, I prefer stories more in a gay vein, but thoroughly enjoyed this quickie. Keep up the good work.