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Lisa's Dream
by Susan Heywood

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Comment by Royal CBD on 03/02/21
68UAJG wonderful points altogether, you just won a new reader. What would you recommend about your post that you made some days ago? Any sure?

Comment by i love pron on 10/25/19
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Comment by suba suba on 12/20/18
ZTXyHz If you have any recommendations, please let me know. Thanks!

Comment by matzcrorkz on 08/03/14
t9I9eD Im thankful for the article post.Much thanks again. Will read on...

Comment by Davina on 01/16/14
An absolutely delightful story, beautifully written with not a flaw in sight.  I lived as Lisa throughout.  Susan should win the Booker prize for this!

Comment by james on 05/03/13
This story is rich in detail. It is easy to see why the character's development follows a natural progression.

Comment by rdoolittle on 10/11/12
She-males should have been in the story description. A reader should not have to complete 3 of the 4 parts before finding out!!!

Comment by Pixie on 01/26/12
   What a wonderfully written story, it had me totally hooked right to the end,
the grammar and spelling and plot was perfect, I was totally thrown when it was
reviled that Harriet and Jenny were sister and brother, you had me in "susspenders"
(pardon the pun),  I had assumed they were lesbian lovers and were planning to coax Lisa into being a sexual playmate.
  Please give us more stories like this one.
  Kind regards, Pixie. xxx

Comment by sar on 11/27/11
A lovely story. Thank you

Comment by Jamie E on 12/05/10
Simply lovely!

Comment by Alison Mary on 08/20/10
A beautiful dream and a beautiful story.I loved it.

Comment by Samantha on 06/06/10
Such a pleasure to read a beautiful romantic story. I know that happy endings are generally not fashionable anymore, but clearly the world can only benefit from such positive imaginings.

Comment by cindy on 05/07/09
HI, loved your story, I just wished more storys had pretty feminine aprons in them. Pretty aprons are such a feminine item for that special feminine feeling we all love to feel, just a thought, thank you. CINDY

Comment by Laurie S. on 05/31/07
I enjoyed reading about Lisa, Jennifer and Harriet. The author has an excellent eye for detail. I suspect readers interested in a full, gradual transformation will find Lisa's Dream to their liking. The plot is well developed and there's an element of surprise. Will Lisa's Dream come true?

Comment by suna on 07/04/06
Thank you for an enjoyable tale...  those that wish the transformation would find them should take heart in a tale like this and not a hard-fisted way that most do...

A most welcome view from your minds eye *applause*  

Comment by Jannette-June on 12/24/05
Dear Susan,
What a gorgeous story! Just my dream come true!! Please make jennifer a male, please don't wait too long for the next instalment.

Comment by Calamity Jane on 11/21/05
Bravo, magnificent!  Please do not let us wait too long. Please let Jenny be a boy as Lisa is.  I think it will make the story even better.
Personal assistant...that means a lot in Lisa's case and especially for Ms Armitage. Always read the contents of a contract before signing them.
What ever it is I am sure that Lisa will not mind.

Comment by jenna on 11/20/05
Great so far! I wonder what the contracts Lisa signed actually stated. Also what dates will eventually be used on them. I look forward to more.

Comment by juliej on 08/24/05
an excellent start to a good story i hope it was only a start as i would like to read more of this story

Comment by lisakaye aka richard on 07/26/05
DEAR SUSAN GOOD STORY I HOPE YOU FINING IT.THAT IS IS MY FEMAN NAME
WHEN I DRESS.




                                      LOVE AND KISS
                                   LISAKAYE
                             

Comment by Midge on 07/20/05
It is to be hoped that Ms. Heywood's subsequent literary endeavours will equal her maiden effort, "Lisa's Dream." There are many things to praise in this story, not least of which being that the narrative is extremely well written; Ms. Heywood exhibits a sure feel for language. The author provides a virtual prologue to her story, allowing the reader an introduction to Robert/Lisa which serves as a firm foundation upon which to construct the narrative. Some time is usefully spent on character development (especially of Robert/Lisa) and Ms. Heywood provides detailed descriptions of her character's physical appearance and dress (too often overlooked), greatly assisting the reader in forming an image. Ms. Armitage (hopefully, she will ultimately receive a first name) is clearly the most interesting character of this first part; intelligent and forceful, exuding authority, Ms. Heywood makes her appropriately mysterious, with an air of potential lethalness about her that is only hinted  at with the first parts closure. Part two is eagerly anticipated.

Comment by Carolyn Renee on 07/19/05
Lovely start to an exciting storyline. Please continue with Lisa's adventures!  Love & Kisses  Carolyn Renee

Comment by Jill Micayla on 07/16/05
Well written and intriguing. I look forward to your next installment and the adventures that Lisa will be having.  Please do continue the story as too many start a series and never continue.
Thank you,
Jill



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