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Samantha N379
Author: A.Broadsword
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(Added on Dec 7, 2011)
(This month 28281 readers) (Total 46899 readers) |
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Samantha becomes bored with life as an executive PA and gets transferred to the production facility as a human Cow |
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Weighed
Average (?): (8/10) |
Average
Rating: (8.5/10) |
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Reviewer:
JimmyJump
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Dec 24, 2011 |
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"Samantha N379" -what's in a name- is a story which should be tackled with the mind set on a one-man (woman?) guerilla warfare intervention: no preliminaries or briefing, just drop into the scene, do yer thing and get out. Or dive into Alice's rabbithole. As such, this story works marvelously well -because we're certainly no longer in Kansas anymore. Montana, maybe, yes... Anyway, I liked the casual tone of the story. The adroitness also of A.Broadsword with which he creates this air of believability in what shoud be an absurd story. It is an absured story, of course, but one wherein the characters evolve in a natural way, taking their odd surroundings and events without so much as a flinch. One of A.Broadsword's better efforts. JJ (9/10)
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Reviewer:
sammy_808
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Dec 11, 2011 |
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i thought it started a bit slow, but really enjoyed the trickery at the end. that's one of my favorite things in stories like this. it didn't hurt that the main character has my name. ;) i'll definitely have to check out more of this author's stories. (8/10)
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Reviewer:
Curtis
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Dec 10, 2011 |
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I wavered between '7' and '8', because the ending put me off, but in the end decided that the rest of the story made up for it. This story is quirky and might not be for everyone. The Britishisms were difficult for me to follow, but that's what I should expect from a British author. I'm a big fan of dramatis persona lists, but this was not the proper way to go about it. Good from a technical standpoint (grammar, spelling, punctuation). (8/10)
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Reviewer:
Major Littmann
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Dec 7, 2011 |
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Somewhat short on sex and bondage but thank heaven Braodsword has avoided those ghastly boxes and uses genuine "Quotes" that in itself should guarantee a 10 but where is the whipping and did it really need a cast list at the end? (of part 1?) (9/10)
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