The Love of a Good Dryad

Biographie de David Timmsdale

I'm originally from the UK but now I've retired to Australia to sit amongst rainforest trees, listen to the birdsong and write in peace.'Nice in June' was my first book, and 'June on Top' followed shortly afterwards. The story just kept coming and completed with 'June at Home' which introduced a supernatural element. That tied up the story of June, and her discovery of a sex life she had not imagined was possible.
However, I kept re-reading the story, and probably like many authors, hated to leave it alone. To this end, I combined the three and released a book of the whole trilogy - think of 'June: The Full Story' as the Directors Cut version.'June' was all written as a first-person narrative, although I hasten to point out the 'hero' in the 'June' trilogy is in no way me! But I like having someone else, someone fictional, to discuss and explore subjects that I would never get the chance to discuss in real life.
I've also started on a series of unconnected short stories in different genres, to develop other storytelling skills. The first release was 'The Love of a Good Dryad' - a fantasy story. There's a sequel for that somewhere.'Alternate Timelines' looked not at time travel, so much as reincarnation, but with the same body.'Evoking the Past' is when your past catches up with you. Next came a couple of short stories, introducing a new couple, Philippa and Mike.
Those tales were united and became "Philippa & Cyn'. I returned to the theme of Adult Breastfeeding Relationships with 'Trillian: The Mllky Empath, ' and "Jannine of Sales' and 'Denise: MILF vs Wife'.