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Midsummer Baker (2011)

by Megan Derr(Favorite Author)

3.76 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Less Than Three Press

series

Midsummer

review 1: This one’s a really short little story. A snippet, if you will.As such it does not have time to develop all that much momentum, although it still is nice. Possibly a lot less to do with love, though. Maybe love is there; maybe it’ll be there – but only the sex is definite by the end. Well, that and the favourable change of circumstances.Then there’s the somewhat controversial aspect of incest and a three-way relationship. (Admittedly, after reading so many stories that went considerably farther with breaking taboos, this one hardly even registered with me as risqué.)So yeah. I liked it. But it didn’t provide me with the same sigh-inducing happiness the preceding stories did.
review 2: Pretty good short story. It felt like it was a novel condensed to ... morea few pages, an outline of a story. I loved how Ms. Derr attempted to develop Boyd and Tye as separate characters and Marcel was an interesting guy. I think the three of them worked well and it was a very good story. But it was over almost before it was adequately started. The relationship needed a lot more gradual development. Milton and Kirby were paper thin. The ideas are good, it's just too short for anything. less

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