So What Do You Think of My New Series?


So I hope that you enjoy this new series - but do you have any comments?

I think this is an exciting new avenue, and I hope it goes well. I'm excited, anyway - and I hope you will be!

So please be forthcoming with any comments about the premise, the quality of the sex scenes, your thoughts on the plot of this first story, whether you think it's realistic, how I should improve, and so on.

I look forward to hearing from you! 

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