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Lily is back in the city, but the memory of the cabin, and of Marcus, still lives deep and aching in her body. And when he comes to stay, it’s not just the past haunting her. It’s the future calling.

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Kacey Loveington

This one surprised me. I’ve said before , I let the characters and the story take me on a journey. I don’t always stick to the original plan. I set out thinking this would be a week of sneaking around. Lily and Marcus fucking behind Jake’s back in every room of the house. Jake finding clues, but never really seeing it until it's over...That kind of story. And yes...there will be plenty of stories where the filth, the heat, the raw sex is the main driver. But this one became something else...It was rooted in something deeper — Reality. Emotion. Love. Betrayal. Cost. Reward. Maybe it’s just my “emotional time,” but I got lost in this one in a different way. Not mainly in the lust…but in the ache of the heart. And that’s rare for me.

Steve

You became Lily.

Daniel Vo Vo

Hmmm.... Got the Cabin... Got the "3 Fs" (Psst...the coffee machine ??? ☕️) Life hey...knowing what you have vs knowing what you need. Thanks Kace ...again & again 🤲

fanfoot

Its meme evolution theory. Let the story that is trying to be told tell itself. or Michelangelo's "You Just Chip Away Everything That Doesn't Look Like David" line. Let the story tell itself. We'll be happy.

fanfoot

You just edit away everything that isn't a huge cock story.

John

Really loved the sequel — that quiet, raw tension between Lily and Marcus stays with you long after you’ve turned the last page. The way Lily carries all that emotional weight, and how Marcus just gets her without needing to say much, is beautifully done. I reckon a bit more of Jake’s inner turmoil might’ve added another layer of heartbreak, but honestly, this was powerful stuff. Absolutely brilliant — as your stories always are!

Kacey Loveington

Thank you John...I thought about adding more Jake, a bigger blowout when he finds out, and maybe a mention of him and the fall-out in the Epilogue...Call me a big softy, but I just wanted the sweeter ending without too much damage this time around ❤️

Sccr

Not a condemnation, but a note: "gravity". I found myself recognizing the repetition of it here. Perhaps you intended it as a thematic element; something constant. But it stuck out to me and actually brought me out of the narrative for brief moments. Of course, this could just be because I am in the process of beta reading a friend's first attempt at a novel, so I am viewing things through a more critical lens. But food for thought nonetheless.

Patti Jenkins

I loved every word of this story. It proceeded just as it needed to, and it ended as it was bound to. I’m glad you let the characters and the story take you on this journey.

Kacey Loveington

Thank you so much Patti, that means a lot to hear that you feel the same way I do about it xx