Rogue Review  No. 31 - May 26, 1998

by Lee Vine

Glenda by the Bear

M/F

Length: 6,500 words

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NOTES:

(1)  IF YOU ARE UNDER 18 THEN STOP READING NOW!!!!!
(2)  IF YOU ARE OFFENDED BY DESCRIPTIONS OF NATURAL ACTS WHICH SOME 
PEOPLE CALL PLEASUREABLE BUT YOU REGARD AS NECESSARY FOR THE 
PERPETUATION OF THE HUMAN RACE THEN STOP READING NOW!!!!!!!
(3)  IF YOU AREN'T SURE IF EITHER (1) OR (2) APPLY TO YOU THEN STOP 
READING NOW!!!!

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Summary

John sees Glenda, the twenty-something daughter of a friend of his, 
when he is driving home from work one evening.  He offers her a ride.
She needs a place to stay, so he offers to put her up for a few days.


Commentary

This story was a bit forced.  The plot was simple enough.  The 
characters were not very complex.  The dilemma, whether John should
allow a relationship to develop between himself and Glenda, seemed a 
bit artificial.

The story did seem to get a bit icky sweet towards the end.  It was 
an okay story, but nothing great.

Rating

I give this story a 5 on a scale of 10.
