A Wolf And His Man

To answer your question:

I was online when your story popped up in notifications. Any story of yours get read immediately.

Reading it took about 10 minutes (I just read it again, carefully, and timed it). I guess I'm a fast reader.

Writing a review took care of the other six minutes.

I'm not exactly sure what, but something about the start of this story makes it feel a bit different than any of your previous wolf-theme stories. Looking forward to Chapter 2 to see what direction it might take.

On 06/28/2014 11:23 AM, mickey1952 said:

I'm not exactly sure what, but something about the start of this story makes it feel a bit different than any of your previous wolf-theme stories. Looking forward to Chapter 2 to see what direction it might take.

Now that several writers have gotten me hooked on were-stories, I'm glad to have found yours with its unique insight.

Redemption, eh? I've seen the description, but didn't know there was any cross-over...that's what I'll read now...I had tentatively selected Don't Shout...no reason I can't do both!

On 10/10/2014 09:46 AM, ColumbusGuy said:

Now that several writers have gotten me hooked on were-stories, I'm glad to have found yours with its unique insight.

 

Redemption, eh? I've seen the description, but didn't know there was any cross-over...that's what I'll read now...I had tentatively selected Don't Shout...no reason I can't do both!

There are a few moments in Redemption where characters from AWAHM and Unexpected Liaisons crop up. They do after all live in the same small city.

You had a lot going on in this story and I enjoyed it. I am a sucker for anyone who has a dog and keeps them close. Oli and Ruff were truly sweet. You feel for poor Boris whose life hasn't been an easy one. You root for both of them. Oliver's father leaves a lot to be desired. I find very little redeeming in him, and while he might have tried to bridge the space with the bed and keeping his son's first drawing, it seems so small against all the pain he inflicted on his son growing up. Andrea, his mother, should be up for sainthood.

It was a truly interesting story and new take on werewolves for me. Nicely done Sasha.

On 04/11/2015 06:15 AM, comicfan said:

You had a lot going on in this story and I enjoyed it. I am a sucker for anyone who has a dog and keeps them close. Oli and Ruff were truly sweet. You feel for poor Boris whose life hasn't been an easy one. You root for both of them. Oliver's father leaves a lot to be desired. I find very little redeeming in him, and while he might have tried to bridge the space with the bed and keeping his son's first drawing, it seems so small against all the pain he inflicted on his son growing up. Andrea, his mother, should be up for sainthood.

 

It was a truly interesting story and new take on werewolves for me. Nicely done Sasha.

I agree that Oli's mother is some kind of Saint; is there a patron saint of canines? Maybe there should be!

I'm very glad you liked it. Hug your pup for me, Oli, and Boris OK?