The reviews are in!

So I've got some reviews on Amazon, and so far people have been very, very kind.
In fact, I really should have nothing to complain about. I'm writing about sex (lets call it what it is, Porn. I write porno stories) and people are not only reading it, they are liking it enough to actually leave comments.

It does highlight an issue though.
Most of the reviews are anonymous. And for good reason, I totally get that most people don't want to have a review to a porno story between their review of a rice cooker and lawn sprinkler. The down side to this is every time I read one, I worry that it looks like I am writing my own reviews.

I'm also worried that this post is going to read like a "humble brag", so let me jut say it now, I'm bragging. I'm fucking delighted that people are leaving comments to my books. Cool?

So here are some of the anonymous reviews.

Class Trip part 1
The premise and plot of the story are all laid out very effectively and the characters are all developed by a very talented writer. It progresses in a very fluid and easy to understand way and all in all is simply a very interesting story written very very well.

Class Trip: The Complete Sexual Odyssey (I repackaged parts 1+2 together)
Very well written, exciting developing story line, highly recommend


Wifely Duties 3
Fun, sexy story. On par with the first installments, themselves quite original and clearly written.
Another story by the Author, The Lorian Paradox, is one of my favorite erotic stories of all-time.
In short, very talented writer whose future works I definitely look forward to.


That last one totally read like it's me hyping another one of my books, but I swear I didn't write any of that stuff. Admittedly, I have clicked "Yes" this was helpful when I've read a couple of them, but that's it.

Side note: if you're not comfortable writing a review for any author you like, even clicking "Yes" that review was helpful for the 4 and 5 star reviews does a world of good.

Yeah, I know, these are not serious problems. But they're mine, and I felt like sharing them.