Review: Others need to step aside
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 14, 2013
Wow.  I am in the process of reading this for the second time in two weeks!!  It is absolutely amazing.  I have loved age play stories by Breanna Hayse and Carolyn Faulkner but they may need to step aside for Korey Mae Johnson.  It was done in a very realistic manner, both the Daddy and Mommy were professionals with visible, public careers and their privacy was taken into account.  I loved how Charlie, being the Dom to Liz and Daddy to Sophie, was also shown as being insecure and hurt from a past relationship with a "little".  You found yourself pushing for him to be Daddy.  He was very realistic in his Daddy role.  Stern, consistent, and the main disciplinarian, yet very sensitive and very affectionate.  Liz was the Mommy who was strict, assuring rules were followed, and met the needs of everyone in the household.  I loved the sweetness of Josh, Uncle Josh and her boyfriend.  He was like everyone's favorite uncle, fun loving, the jokester, always ready for a good time, helping to distract in a bad situation and the peacemaker.  I enjoyed seeing him become stern with her later in the book and taking over some of the discipline too.  It is such a heartwarming story.  I found myself reading the psychology and philosophy of age play as explained by Korey Mae and questioning my background and coming to terms with my childhood and how the enjoyment of these stories goes deeper than just a good plot.  It is THE BEST age play I have read yet.  I am looking forward to more.  You have found your niche Korey Mae.  Keep up the good work.