Morningwood: Everybody Loves Large Chests (Vol.1)

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Style - The style is simple, but effective. The author isn't trying to do anything too complicated, but the simple style allows the humor to come through easily. With the train always full, my preferred spot is standing between the rows of seated passengers, ready to pounce if someone gets off. John Wood usually stands by the doors, leaning casually against the glass – the perfect spot for me to cast lustful glances his way. I notice every little detail – his full lips, the way his dark hair curls over the collar of his shirt, a glimpse of cobalt-blue silk suit lining. At last, we reach Bond Street and, screwing up my courage, I nudge him goodbye. "I like Kings of Leon too," I smile as he takes the buds from his ears. In fact, I'm fairly convinced that my sex really is on fire... A very entertaining central conceit starts out well and the first couple of hours were fun takes on RPGs and their fandom and highly enjoyable. I got it over in two days. I bought it on a slow day and work, listened after I got home, and finished it the next day at work. I didn't want to put it down!

Unfortunately we all see ourselves in the MCs shoes and we are (as far as I know) human. So reading this makes you commit these horrific actions in your imagination. As we both shudder and gasp, the waves gradually subside, delicious ripples flowing through my entire body. As our breathing slows, we stare at each other like we can't quite believe what we've found.You want to be careful," JW grins, nodding at my red stilettos as I ungracefully regain my balance. "You'll break an ankle in those." Everybody Loves Large Chests was first brought to Jeff Hays on Soundbooth Theater Live, his live streaming narration show. Since then, it has been the most consistently requested and enjoyed title by fans. So much so, that Neven Iliev finally decided to approach us to put out a full audio version of the first arc in Boxxy's adventures!

Found love yet, then?" he asks, peering over the edge of my Kindle. "I suppose Manhattan is as good a place as any to find it." If you could only see into my mind, see what I've been thinking these past few days," he whispers, his breath hitting my lips. Then his are on mine, as hungry as I'd imagined, our tongues snaking into each others' mouths, exploring lips, teeth, tongues. However, such things get hopelessly derailed when his adolescent mind beholds an exposed chest for the first time. A fateful meeting that would inevitably lead his life in a direction he never even dreamed of! Is this part of the treatment?" I ask, surprised at how husky my voice has become within seconds of him touching me.Stumbling out of the carriage, I throw my Kindle into my Mulberry before slinging it over one shoulder and half-running towards the exit. Glancing at my watch, I realise I might have time to grab a coffee before work, so I walk up the escalator, trying not to get my spike heels caught in the metal slats. Are you okay, love?" a voice above me asks, before its owner – a grey-haired tube worker with a kind face – crouches down next to me. "We'd better get you an ambulance."

It was a real disappointment as the book could have been great nerdy fun, but it brought too many negative attitudes into the story. The story is fun, and flagrantly ridiculous, but completely understandable considering our main character.I usually allow myself to indulge in a small fantasy, in which I get off the train and hear running footsteps, then a voice behind me. "I think you've forgotten something," JW says, holding out a piece of paper. He smiles, showing two dimples – I've never seen him smile, but surely he has them? – before pressing his number into my palm. This performance is well done in my opinion as said above I read it first and when I heard the male voice voicing the female characters for the first 5 min I was dubious, Jeff hays however has enough vocal range to carry the performance. The stats spoken is the only bad thing I have the type of mind that doesn't mind that however I know this isn't everyone's "cup of tea" and those sections do lend themselves to the kindle version also the audio does give the option to skip them through the chapters menu so win win as long as you aren't in bed. Started reading this before the first Interlude (Interlude - A Cheap Drink) was posted and I have to say, I don't regret a single second of those 3 years. Of course, I'm far too British to do anything about it. As soon as John Wood steps onto the train, I stare at my book and force my face into a look of intense interest. I'm always grateful for the anonymity of Kindles in those situations, seeing as mine is full to bursting with slushy romances.