All Comments on 'House of Mei Pt. 01'

As always your characters feel as if they're real people and the story's plot line is interesting and meaningful. Thanks for sharing - I look forward to the next in the series.

Thanks for sharing.

When I was in school, I read Boccacio's "The Decameron". As great as the stories are, all the medieval Italian names made it hard to follow the story. The Korean names were kind of like that for me - it took some concentration to keep track of everyone, but as usual, it was worth it. Kind of like keeping track of the Broussard sisters. Anyway, as always, it was a treat, and I look forward to more. *****

is more to tell on this story. And please continue with this and any other stories you have about white men and Korean women. I developed a weakness for them during my two tours of duty in Korea while serving in the army

A wonderful start to what I hope will be an excellent series.

...how such lousy writing would rate more than 1 star.

I hate throwaway stuff like the sudden mention of Donna having been molested, it served no purpose in the story, mostly seemed gratuitous and is just a lazy attempt at drama.

Rape is just one of those things, if it isn't important for the story, you should just leave it out.

Wow. Just wow. Already one of my favorite writers here. The prose dances. Kudos!

As always, an excellent story. Thank you very much for sharing this with your readers.

Small error--not sure what part of Missouri the fictional "Colfax" is supposed to be in, but even in the northern part of the state it would be a very unusual August for it to only be 79 degrees at mid-morning. It would be even more unusual to only have a humidity of twenty percent at any time in August.

After Jimmy gained his confidence, he became a jerk like the bullies who tormented him in high school. Why wrote about Jimmy dating two women at the same time?