Jonathan awoke and found he was sitting on the floor, then he slowly raised his head and spoke. "Harrison, is that you?" And the woman nodded, replying, "We really need to get out of this old haunted house before anything else changes." 		 

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Good story...it would be fun to see Kayla lactate with those big tits...it would add to her humiliation.
Karl to Kayla - Cross Your Heart     Details
Well constructed and written story so far. Well developed personalities and characters. The story leaves me wanting more just like a good story should. I wish I had your gift myself. Hope to read the sequel soon. Well done!!!
Skin Deep: The Dance - Chapter 1     Details
Great story into a universe "where few men boldly goes and beyond", leat not without lillte a help to find the inner dreams deep inside ourself.I would love to meet women like Jill and Elizabeth.
The Clothes Make the Man     Details
Another great chapter in the Andersonville saga! Kelly painted an interesting contrast between Colonel Myers and Chris Barnes: One is a trim, organized person, concerned about his actions and how they affect the world. He's loyal and trustworthy, and takes care of his people. He takes responsibility for what happened - even though he knew the consequences. Barnes, on the other hand, is a fat twit; concerned about himself. He's venal, accepts no responsibility for his actions, and tries to weasel his way out of what has happened. Also interesting that they were both 'exiled'; one *from* Andersonville, the other *to* Andersonville. Kind of a good/bad, light/dark dichotomy. (Hmmm...I must research the Seven Deadly Sins, and see how many apply to Barnes...Sloth, Gluttony and Greed come to mind.) I must give some kudos to Barnes, he's highly intelligent, and quickly figured out what was going to happen after the accident and transformation. He took steps to protect himself, didn't try to run, and tried to work his way out of a bad situation. I admit, he was greedy and unrepentant when he tried to deal with Herns and Butz. I wonder how Judge Herns would have treated him if he'd pleaded for mercy from the court? I also wonder how he would have turned out if he'd been able to channel his energy and intelligence while younger, who knows, he could have been working for Andersonville, not stuck there!
Andersonville 23: A Twinkle in her Father's Eyes     Details
Welcome back to fictionmania - I've just downloaded this story from the 'Bodyswap Archive' in 9 sections - what hard work, this is much better! I enjoyed the first part of the story very much, but I think you could have expanded the characters a bit more and perhaps have Simon spend more time in his mom's body and finding himself addicted to alcohol and having to fight it! (as an example). I felt that once Simon started being chased by the baddies in black it started to get rather frenetic and incoherent. There seemed to be a lot of people shooting others at random and no-one in authority doing anything about it. (Perhaps with all the guns in circulation in the USA that's not so strange, but for a Brit, where the sight of anyone brandishing a firearm is something of a shock). I enjoy your stories generally, but I'm afraid this one is not one of my favourites. Just a personal opinion, I'm sure others will enjoy it. Geoff
Simon's Story: A Prequel to the Club     Details

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