A character-driven romance: Ben befriends his new neighbor Molly. She admits to being gay; nonetheless their friendship blossoms into a deep, platonic love. Molly begins to express curiosity about a physical relationship with him, but Ben is reluctant to accomodate her. After an experience that shakes her to her core and forces her to re-think her assumptions on life and love, Molly and Ben pledge and consummate their love. Then, a lesbian flame surfaces and Molly finds her affection divided.
Size: 229 KB (42,795 words)
Genre: Romantic
Sex Contents: Some Sex
Tags: Ma/Fa, Fa/Fa, Consensual, Romantic, Lesbian, Heterosexual, Oral Sex, Squirting
Review by Teloz [other reviews by Teloz]
Reviewed:
This really is a romantic story, and like many of Unca D's stories, it's about loss and redemption too.
All Unca D's work is technically excellent, and this tale is no exception. The characters are beautifully crafted, and the plot is well thought out. There isn't a lot of sex in the story, but that was fine; indeed, I found myself, on occasion, skipping the sex scene to get back to the story! That says a lot about the quality of the story.
Unca D is firmly ensconced in my library, and I'm sure I'll be reading his stories again, and again. I have no trouble in recommending them to you, and The Door Next Door in particular. Read, and enjoy!
Review by Bobster [other reviews by Bobster]
Reviewed:
I almost passed this story by... I am very glad I did not however. The theme to me seemed to be love without possessiveness, at least in part.
As described there were aspects that both rang very true, and a few that felt forced and contrived. But the story was well worth the time.
Not a stroke story, and not quite a romance either. But it tends more towards romance than any other genre I could use.
Ben and Molly both damaged to some degree, find a way to happiness together. Along the way, they manage to help others they know find their own "Bliss" as Ben calls it.
Enjoy the story, you won't regret the time!
