All Comments on 'The Color of Sea'

The vivid descriptions played incessantly with my mind. Oh, the word play! Smashingly gorgeous! Considering I have not read the previous story, this segment, on it's own, was quite magnificent. I will definitey read it's sister story! Although, I do so hope to see a continuation of this wonderfully written character combination.

one of the best sci-fi erotica i've read for a long while. do carry on this series!

Wonderfully written and totally engaging! Wow.

Loved this and Color of Air as well. Hope you'll be writing more with these characters :)

Thanks for letting me know you liked it. I have a few ideas sloshing around in the vat, waiting to see what jells. It might be this, or another Nightstick, or maybe a followon to For Your Sins (if one thing can be said to follow another in a timeless place, from which both demons and stories arise).

The story was of exotic awesomeness and was imagination-stimulating. I need a sequal. I realy liked all your other stories too. Do keep up the good work.

it was a artfull mix of action, sex and mystery. truly awesome, IM DYING HERE I N33D A SEQUAL or can someone pick up the torch?

I've been working on a novel-length project and haven't finished a short story recently. It's time for a break, so I'll bang one out. To keep you for a few days, here's the intro to Color of Iron:

The Port of Raxas would have been merely gloomy to the human senses that I once had. I would have seen only the dimly lit corridors designed to build up a static charge of unease on the human particles navigating their crude waveguides. Now my shapeshifter senses could taste the blood tang of high-carbon steel, smell the skin particles of a hundred races exfoliated into dust and laminated onto bulkheads with layers of silicon lubricants, and hear the noxious reptilian stench of a grit, the reptilian rat-analog that had displaced the mammalian one from its niche across the galaxy.