by jfremont
I can not understand why there are no previous views or comments, this story deservs both.
Great Story, Very well done. This one could have been easily a multiple chapter story. Thank you for sharing
A great romance in the Romance section. Thank you. 5 Stars! So many have put NOT-Romance here that this was a breath of fresh air. I will have to read more of your stories.
A rare delight! a moving romantic story. Even a cynical old man's heart strings were tugged. A good story like this even if not frequent is so satisfying that one can return to it and mull over it.
What a delightful story you have brought us, jfremont, one of the very best of its type. Five stars seems a poor return for such a talented submission, but they are yours -- and well-earned.
Thank you.
The story was completely predictable, but that did not detract from the enjoyment of reading it. Imagine, traveling through a almost completely unpopulated rural area and getting stuck a couple of hundred yards from a fully outfitted house complete with highly compatible woman who knows the same songs, is the same age and even knows the same card games. Yet it was still fun reading it even if you could have written the plot down after the first few paragraphs. Definitely worth a 5* just because it made me feel good reading it.
I think this is the first contribution by you that I have read but I hope not the last.
D.S.
I love this story. Thank u for warm feelings and nice romantic mood after reading.
A wonderful romantic tale, that left a broad smile on my face (and a warm spot in my heart).
Having read a few of your previous efforts, I was not disappointed with this one.
You have a lovely talent for setting the scene and telling a story.
Sure hope that you have several more stories in progress.
Keep up the good work.
I'd like to say this was good. It is well written, with good grammar and spelling, nice descriptions of the storm and generally good pacing. It is better than 95% of the stories on this site. So it's good in many ways.
The problem is I couldn't feel any warmth toward either character, and the sex was about as exciting as looking up the word "naked" in the dictionary (apologies to KA).
Sorry, but that's the way it was.
Anon say corny but nice. Agree. Good story and smooth transition from strangers to lovers.
Well done.
I looked on Digital Tradition and googled phrases from it but didn't find anything. If you did write it, well done! If you didn't, well found!
try and find happiness without them, TK U MLJ LV NV
Thank you for a wonderful love story.
I think I had a class from the same professor. lol
I do believe Mountain Pine is the heart of my soul.
Sing on. Sing on.
Wonderful. The very best kind of story in this genre. It has a start, a middle and, unlike far too many in this category, a happy ever after ending.
Both just came out of traumatic experiences and finding yourself buried under snow or in a house without power in an ice storm will ratchet it up a few levels. Turning to sex would seem like a natural response to me. But they turned to love...
1. I was in the nonhuman section, I am not even sure how I got into this romance area.
2. Plot twist ? Maybe she could have been a werewolf. Maybe Bigfoot kicks down the door and has sex with them both in front of the fire place. No one ever expects the gangbangged by a tribe of bigfoots twist.
3. Even one were wolf or some type of coven would have made this 5 stars.
Please keep writing. I really enjoyed your story and it was not only well written but also classy. Keep up the good work.
Well written. Erotic without being tawdry or cliched. Wonderful ending. Excellently done.
I've just rediscovered your stories. I've been reading through them in order. I hope you are doing during this pandemic and staying healthy. I see you have not posted anything since 2018. I hope you are still writing.
This morning I was fortunate enough to find your stories again! The first time that I read them I was not a registered reader. This is a GREAT story! Thank You for sharing your writings!
Overcritical said it was predictable, which it was, and still gave 5 stars when he usually gives out 3 stars for predictable stories. Perhaps he should change his name to Overhypocritical.