Looks like we're getting some escalation, as Juni's two sides are being brought together. I like how some of her darker nature slipped out and was picked up by Micha, when she was rather dismissive of the mini walk paths. I suppose this is foreshadowing something, a mounting confrontation. Still, it's nice to see that she's still sweet and caring towards her boyfriend, enough to defend him from unwanted aggression.

Also, really like the May character, and from the looks of it, we'll be seeing her again. It's just me, I like the sporty, professional archetype. She probably could use a Mini companion.

Look forward to more.

There's a typo in Chapter 16. It's supposed to be "Of all the soulsIveever ... met ... her's wasthemost ............ 'uman" 

Speaking of Shatnerese, I think I've seen this before, but Kurt's origin of Iowa is supposed to be a reference to Kirk right (along with what I believe is the general appearance, and the phonetic similarities of the names. Gee, even in Giantessworld, Kirk is living it up with the green ladies). This means that I'll have to read the story again, but imagine Bill Shatner, speech patterns and all, as Kurt. "No Nea! I .... don'twannabeunderyour ...... feet".

And how about that story! It turned out as good as I was hoping it to be. I do agree with some other reviewers, I believe we could have spent a chapter or two with more mean green Nea, that would have made her redemption more dramatic. There's a reason why Darth Vader isn't on the good side until the end of Return of the Jedi. But, that being said, I did like the teasing interaction between her and Tiberiu- I mean Kurt. And hey, how the turn is pulled off in story is still pretty believable to me, heck, I'd change my mind if someone saved me from a life or death situation.

Joey and Telma were actually my favorite couple, Joey's the hotheaded daredevil, and Telman's the sensible one. It's fun when the giantess has to put a damper on a tiny's ambitions.

Jolene and her crew were a bundle of fun. It kind of tickles my Terran pride having greenskins taking a shine to us in that way, although we all don't look and act like Clint Eastwood (my jaw would hurt from all that clinching). I have a feeling Jolene's last name was an obvious reference to something (red dead redemption?), but it went over my head I think. It would have been fun, with an evil Nea, having Jolene giving her just desserts which starts her redemption, but overall, her character was a huge boon to the story.

Heck, there's a lot more to cover, I tend to like to sandwich my reviews when it comes to a longer story, one at the beginning to let people know that I'm reading them, and initial thoughts, and one at the end to summarize, but I'm rather scatterbrained in this tome. This was a fantastic entry to your repertoire, although I think I still like "We Help Each Other Get By" just a tad more. This has far more narrative flair, so I'll be returning to this no doubt. 

Apparently, mankind was this super duper spacefaring race that knocked heads with the Cephalo many moons ago? Rather interesting, is that going to be extrapolated on, or is that another mystery?

Speaking of the Cephalo's, they're a fantastic antagonist. Every word of dialogue that drips from their orifices oozes pure diabolic intent. They're straight up, your most terrifying villain, and showing conflict with them justifies the alliance Mankind made with the Zetans.

Also, congratulations on getting the featured spots! Now we can all enjoy some good 'ol Greenanon stories without having to search author names or sift through our favorites.

I've been following this one, but nary left a review. I'm going to fix that. This is a real bundle of fun. There's a bit of everything, lore, jokes and of course, the good stuff, in each chapter. It's a real fast, packed story, no chapters are spent just travelling, and very little wasted time. 

Eletha is wonderfully proud and arrogant, Chadwick is an absolute bro, Rumana's real cute with him, and a bundle of dwarvin fun. Tyra is another fun, rough and tumble tomboy, among my favorites in here, and Vann, our main man, has a heart of iron, not to mention, a prickly sense of humor.

Zenovia turned out to be a very likable character. She warmed up to Vann rather quickly, but for a rational cause, because he seemed decently devoted to her. I have to confess, however, my favorite character in here is Razita, but that's just because I have an eye for tall, muscular orc girls. "Humie" is the cherry on top.

You finest moment was Vann striking Carlotta: 

“My timing isn’t great,” Vann called, “but I hope the joke landed.”

I look forward to the finale.

Disclaimer: I don't know this man at all, he just babbles on about shark waifus, then says "good idea Dive!" while he plasters my name in association with this monstrosity. It's also hard to type this while being tied to a chair.

But with that out of the way, I might as well review the sequel to "A Monstrous Mate." Gilah is as glorious as she was in the previous tale. The contrast between her monstrous power, and her care and tenderness towards Jason is the most compelling part of her character. 

Cathay ... is a piece of work, that's all I'll say about her.

This latest installment was indeed a doozy. Gilah most certainly takes after the Klingons, or the Vikings, seeing battle as a purifying ritual. Going up against all those monsters from all corners of the universe is quite a feat ... I wonder what cosmic horrors she could have encountered... 
The bloody imagery, and Gilah's bloodlust in the first part of this chapter is portrayed clear as crystal, and it is glorious. Bursting through the head of a shinigami evokes quite the image, I must say.

The scene with Jason was a much needed cool down, although I believe a shorter answer to Gilah's burning, "Am I a monster?" question would have done the trick. The paragraph he exposits felt like a bit too ... expositiony, it kind of took me out of the flow of the story. 

But that's my only nitpick, I look forward to what will happen next. And please let me go, I have a family.

Dang, the mother is as overwhelming as can be! Clutching that ship in the palm of her hand, you'd have to imagine the crew were instilled with a sense of hopelessness. Heck, she's kind of like a final boss, where on the platform of the monster's hand, you have to fight smaller creatures.

The daughter beginning the carnage was as bloody as promised. You gave us nice, quick yet vivid images of men being eaten like candy bars as she goes through them.

A sea creature transporting their loved ones via mouth sounds very familiar eh? Like something something shark-girl stuff.

Look forward to all the fluff, after that absolute bloodbath. Gib me the gentle stuff nao!

I'm Mobuling out how good it is, you should get a Mobullion bucks just for writing this.

Really like the writing style on this one, you're able to capture that old-timey, yet timeless feet that I tend to gravitate towards. Michael Mobula is one big lady, a ship the size of a coin? And the ending ... wonder what she has in store for the bar, and the bois inside.

Rated 1/10 because I'm coping and seething that you penned the giantess manta before I did.

Trent is a most interesting character, one that defied my expectations, just like he did with Jack. It's nice that the brass isn't just some out of touch old geezers malding at some super soldier, there's at least some competence at the elite levels, which will make this conflict interesting.

We've not seen much of the CommonWealth. It's unknown if this is a classic, "relatively good vs relatively evil" or just plain geopolitics. Jack apparently has a bone to pick with them, and, in my own theory, it's because he was once a citizen. It's possible that he, or someone close to him, ran afoul of their own elite class and paid the price. Maybe they killed his fiance, and thus, his desire to use Emma is a form of ironic revenge.

It also appears Jack is well aware of Emma's designs for him, and Trent is ever so quick to pick up on the signals. Trent does appear to have a level of scheming that Jack should watch out for.

Not the most "interesting" chapter, but certainly, the most interesting, in terms of lore. I really like how exposition was handled, it was integrated well and smoothly into the writing. Obviously, building up Emma's apparent invulnerability was a fun scene. This is one of those stories that I'm refreshing gtsworld main page for.

My goodness, you've managed to top yourself. Of all the stories you've composed, this possesses some of the best character dynamics I've seen (with one caveat). In particular, the villain, Arisa, really drives the story and conflict in ways where I want to keep turning the page, as a matter of speaking.

I believe I've gotten a sense of the central conflict here, you've managed to tell everything about our main villain without saying anything explicit, which is a rare skill. When (or if) she and Melinda butt heads with each other again, that will reveal much that I've been waiting for.

The relationship between Carmen, Kyle and Samantha came along quite nicely, but this is where the caveat is. I do like how it took a little while for Carmen to get over her vitriol towards the two, and I really like how you portrayed such vitriol. She has all the power in the world over them to enact her vengeance, but it turns out she truly wished for something different. The recent revelation that all her friends were as depraved as she was, even encouraging her bullying (although we saw a bit of that in the first chapter) might explain as much. But, so far, I like how her transformation has been portrayed.

The uhhh, intimacy of their relationship isn't particularly my cup of tea, although that's because I tend to lean towards more ... let's say ... exclusive relationships. I wonder if you're going to play it off as Carmen's so affection-starved that she kind of latched on to the two to compensate, and in the end, she pulls back for a more platonic understanding. Still, it's one minus (for my own tastes mind you) in a sea of pluses)

I have a feeling that there are going to be parallels between Melinda and Arisa's relationship and Carmen and Kyle/Samantha's relationship, but that's because I'm actually George Lucas, and it's like poetry, it rhymes, every stanza every beat and it's so dense. This story of yours has been a very Special Edition (or addition) to your collection.

Welcome back. And what a tale to return to! Melinvar is a nice, swell little knight, and Viridia's got that nice, teasing, rough and tumble tomboyish attitude that activates the neurons. Fun little conflict you've developed with Ewan swearing revenge, but I suppose that would get resolved quickly once Mel returns to him.

I rather like detailed full tours in tandem with vore, and yours does not disappoint, the fact we got a happy ending makes it all the better. The sequence where Melinvar gets bounced around Viri's stomach walls by her hiccups was most tasteful. I suspect this was a oneshot, but I won't be disappointed if it is so, you wrapped up this tale nicely.