Malaka does it again! This story follows the journey of an ordinary introverted boy struggling to survive after mysteriously being shrunk down.  He starts living his life to the fullest when a caring young girl finds him and takes care of him.  Although he may seem a bit whiny, but its showcases the difficulty of being as small as a bug and ordinary life and comforts being taken away.  As the relationship develops, Malaka's story showcases that love is unconditional and size does not matter.  It gives hope to giantess fans that a loving relationship can work if it existed in real life.  I'll say again, I would like this to be a book or film. Such great romantic works Malaka!

This is the greatest giantess love story I have ever read. It's everything I'd hope for in a romance between a man and a giantess.  While reading you can feel the passion they share for eachother; you get filled with passion it may overwhelm you reading it.  It's a story that giantess lovers will cheer for.  If you are into stomp, crush, humiliation, and vore, this is not for you.  The giantess is vulnerable, sweet and caring, yet a modern take on women being smart, down to earth, and tough when she needs to be.  And the squire and giantess scene was so sad and heartfelt.  The human male has an incredible story arc and character development.  Some of the dialogue goes on a bit, but otherwise it is such a great story. I hope that this story can become a legitimate book or screenplay.  This story is beyond an giantess romance story I had in mind.  I praise the author for eliciting depth, emotion, and passion into the words and leaving me wanting more!

I admit, I was hesitant to read this because I knew it wouldn't be Alban and Valerie's story.  But reading each chapter, I was amazed again! Malaka writes such astounding characters, great arcs, and the budding romance between Belena and Lorek is so heartwarming.  Valdan and Sylvie's arc is great as well; you feel for Valdan who feels out of place in a family of giant women.  Sylvie is a young, albeit immature giantess who loves picking on her brother, but grows at towards the end as she really cares for him.  We get to see the neighboring mountain tribes, snow trolls and wyverns.  Another greatly written story Malaka!