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The conversation moved on to discussion of polyamory and how we could balance openness vs secrecy, then petered out after that. We wound down the meeting atmosphere, and everyone went home from there.
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Author's note: Yes, the characters from my 3-part series "Dad, Do I Turn You On?" are back, joining the extended cast of this series, just in case you hadn't guessed correctly who Amanda and Aaron were several chapters ago. So many thought Amanda was going to be Toni's niece. Haven't read "Dad"? You don't really need to, since I summarize the plot here, but I really wish you would. I always like seeing my view counts go up. 8)
Before any of the commenters go crazy thinking they know my intentions and complaining about what I was never going to do, these marriages are not merging. The end-state I've been working towards has always been to have several poly/incestuous marriages, interacting with each other, somewhat aware of each other's secrets, but not one humongous super-marriage. In the end, we're going to wind up with Drew's 6-person group, a five, two quads, two triads and a duo, in four different cities. One of those hasn't made it official yet.
And the last one meets for the first time next chapter, and doesn't come together until Chapter 6...
Leenysman
- COMMENTS
Leenysmanover 1 year agoAuthor@Maxwell_Edison
I use the organizing features of a writing software called Scrivener, which lets me (among other things), have separate character profiles, with all the notes I'd need, plus any other ad-hoc notes I might need (like keeping track of the pregnancies, trimesters and due dates for the women)
Maxwell_Edisonover 1 year agoHoly crap, you must have one large whiteboard or a sizable spreadsheet to track all the various connections throughout all the different groups! I am impressed by the fact you only screwed up once or twice using the wrong name for a character. Like the series and enjoy the expansion of incestuous families, with all the accompanying ties to one another. Suspension of disbelief is in full effect with this story, but it is with a lot of stories on this site.
Foxterot7aover 2 years agoFate vs luck, the age old unanswered question. However, there is no question that this is a great series. 5 stars.
Leenysmanalmost 4 years agoAuthor@iluvsecs -- Re: crossovers
When I started plotting this series, I knew Tina needed a short-term boyfriend towards the end of the first year, before she would start dating Henry in the second. I thought it would be a cute idea to use Steve Jensen for that purpose, since it was timewise before the events of "Dad, Do I Turn You On?", before he meets Sandra Adams. It would make Tina one of the unsuccessful dating relationships he mentions in that story.
It was actually the deciding factor in setting this series in Dallas instead of somewhere else, to make that possible.
As further plotting led to my wanting to wind up with several affiliated families in the story, all engaged in some degree of incest and supportive of each other in that (a Dallas Incest Club), it was an easy choice to include the Jensen/Adams families. This also provided me a way to give Sandy her own subplot, involving her meeting Amanda/Mandy and Aaron at university timed to match the epilogue of "Dad", which in turn opened the door for the revelation of the Jensen/Adams incest when I re-introduce Suzy in this year, aligned with her internship between Junior and Senior years.
A recurring theme in both this series and "Dad" is the idea of one case of incest leading to another. In "Dad", Steve doesn't get divorced if not for Paula/Nancy and Suzy doesn't entice him without discovering Sandra/Nick. Mandy's involvement is also tied to her discovering Paula/Nancy. Steve's appearance in "First" thus adds Drew/Tina as another precursor, as it's both the reason why Tina dates Steve and why she breaks up with him. Then in "Second", we find that Patti and Amber broke up because of Amber/Henry. Does Drew catch his mom with a different girlfriend, if it wasn't Patti? Maria doesn't become involved with either Tina or Drew until after figuring out their incest. Do Matt and Sophia become involved with his mom, if not for Drew? Does Ginger become involved with her kids if not for Henry/Amber and Drew/Tina? Does Jean or Carrie or Angie? And so on.
It's not the only crossover I've done, either. The cast from "Life with Nano" appears towards the end of "The Marnott Liaison", with the same nanites involved in both stories.
And I do have a plot idea that would bring the cast of "Rumors" into this circle of families -- I just haven't decided to write it yet. And there's always the possibilities of sequels to this series to add more families to the club.
iluvsecsalmost 4 years agoI have and am enjoying this "book." I really like how you have connected this to another. I haven't seen that done before on here. I started reading this as an erotic stimulant but kept reading it as a book that has been hard to put down wishing it wouldn't end.
