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CetanTanka wrote:
Great story!! Looking forward to more!
I agree
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Eric, I just noticed something on my umpteenth readthrough of this chapter -- I am constantly re-reading your works due to the enjoyment that I get from them.
On the Sunday after Hannah's birthday, Jennifer rents a small moving van to move Hannah's stuff from the warehouse to the main house.
My question is: why rent a moving van when the Berculosi trucks are available to the owner of the company (and were used to get the Units to the city buildings just a short time before)?
(posted from Chapter 25)
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Thank you for your question. I had, in fact, originally planned to use a BE truck. Here are the reasons I chose not to:
1. Hannah had two cars' worth of boxes. A rather small load for a box truck.
2. Jennifer is not used to driving a box truck, and is probably not comfortable doing so.
3. Money is not an issue for this family; the daily rental of a van is pocket change to them.
Truthfully, they could just have used the two cars again. The van was already overkill. But it made the process a little simpler.
Eric Storm
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Well going to comment on the latest chapter. Still great as always. Keep on keeping on.
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Really enjoying the growth of the company. Will Nick be dealing with other politicians soon like maybe a state representative/senator?
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If you've got ideas for things, you know my email address. 
Eric Storm
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Thanks for the new chapter, it was great as always! Looking forward to the next chapter!
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I have read Agent of Change from beginning to end and I have enjoyed the theme, the interaction of the characters, and the plots and twists in the story. I feel it is to bad it has to be fiction we could use "SALT" to teach us some compassion and how to run our lives with out hate or anger. Of course the persona interactions of the cast was very riveting to say the least. A must read as far as i am concerned.
(posted from Chapter 27)
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Interesting <cocked eyebrow>, Very Interesting.
(posted from Chapter 28)
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donkeyside6543 wrote:
I have read Agent of Change from beginning to end...
Really? You've read it to the end? Could you contact me by email and let me know what the ending is, 'cause I'm a little stuck on it...

Eric Storm
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darthel0101 wrote:
Interesting <cocked eyebrow>
With that cocked eyebrow, don't you mean "Fascinating"? 
Eric Storm
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Thank you,
I am enjoying this story more than I thought I would 
(posted from Chapter 22)
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fathertyme wrote:
I am enjoying this story more than I thought I would
Not quite sure how to take that comment, but glad you're enjoying it, anyway...
Eric Storm
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Eric Storm wrote:
fathertyme wrote:
I am enjoying this story more than I thought I would
Not quite sure how to take that comment, but glad you're enjoying it, anyway...
Eric Storm
It is not really the type of story I generally enjoy.
But I find I am enjoying it all the same
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Another fantastic chapter! I am greatly enjoying this series and look forward to the next chapter. Hopefully, your muses decide to stick around for a while.
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Loving the chapters. I usually re-read all the chapters when you post a new chapter to refresh all the goings on that is happening in Nicks life. Waiting to find out what happens in the fertility clinic. Keep up the fantastic work.
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goldragon69 wrote:
Waiting to find out what happens in the fertility clinic.
I'm pretty sure you already know what's going to happen in the fertility clinic.... 
Eric Storm
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Just read my way through the 23 non-premium chapters.
Well written, Eric, and I'm keen to read more.
My only criticism is that in a couple of chapters (can't remember exactly which ones) there's one or two lines where a character called "David" is named, but the context suggests that the name is meant to be "Nick".
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Well wizard demighosts tend to do whatever they please even if it’s showing up in a story that is not theirs.
If don’t understand my response then you should go start reading Eric’s great saga the Woodward Academy.
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Yeah, what he said! 
Seriously, once you spend a decade writing stories about one character, it can be hard to get their name out of your head when you're writing. I'll fix that typo eventually.
Eric Storm
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Nice. Really nice.
(posted from Chapter 30)
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I enjoyed this.
Nick is rather a prude at the start and relaxes throughout. The dialogue is good and natural and the descriptions are adequate to set the scene.The sex scenes are vivid, realistic and immersive.
The only sticking point I found is that the dialogue with the alien is far less realistic. I imagine it was difficult to write; I don't fancy tackling it myself. It feels staged.
However it was a good decision to introduce us to the world and the possibilities before that point. Having enjoyed ourselves in the beginning of the story, we are prepared to sit through the info-dump. Nicely done.
(posted from Chapter 1)
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Another nice chapter. Nice sensuous descriptions to start with and then these tail off toward the end. Which is fair enough; it's just more of the same.
Hayley in info-dump mode feels staged again but when her personality comes out she is just as natural as everyone else. Perhaps the issue is Nick's speech patterns during info-dumps. Maybe it is because the dialogue is too direct and a lot of what Nick says is noise -- often literally. Or he asks a direct question and she answers it directly.
I'm still reading and looking forward to life outside the camp.
(posted from Chapter 2)
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Nice varied chapter with each scene leading naturally on to the next. There are a lot of threads here but they are handled well.
Still some issues with direct dialogue but far less than in previous chapters.
I'm still reading.
(posted from Chapter 3)
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A good fun time.
There's still a lot going on and I did notice the trips to the apartment this time. Although Nick has a lot of balls in the air and things are happening, his character arc is fairly flat here.
Still reading though, it is thoroughly enjoyable.
(posted from Chapter 4)
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