Hey, Carycomic.

Thanks for the heads-up on this story.  I just read it all, and I did enjoy it.  Vore is not usually my thing, but I did like the unique touch of having the eater absorb the memories of the 'eatee'.

I felt kind of sorry for the bridesmaids; I didn't really know what kind of girls they were to begin with, but I can't believe they deserved to end up like the Brides of Dracula or something.  I guess I'm just enough of a romantic to believe that any giantess can be saved (by the right fella).

And, as usual, your authentic western characters, dialogue and history really make your stories a pleasure to read.

Thanks.

I agree with pixl8ed about the romantic tension; it's that gee, I hope those crazy kids get together vibe that is such a pleasure to read, and root for.

Seems like readers (and maybe the characters) are a bit wary of Alex. I don't know. I want to give her the benefit of the doubt. I think she's become troubled about her place in Caitlin's Mean Girls Clique, but is not quite sure if she wants to leave it just yet; it's what she knows, after all. Still, I think that day at the pool opened her eyes about the kind of person Caitlin really is. I think Alex may be in a transitional period, trying to decide who she really is.

Then again, maybe Alex is a sort of 'double agent', appearing to help out our heroes, as part of Caitlin's nefarious plan.

Tomato, Tomahto, really. :) 

I'm fairly sure that Alex is not betraying Jack. I think that's Alex's locker he's hiding in, and Caitlin just tries it because she wants to borrow something from Alex (she looked in her bag first, then in some other lockers).

Still, Alex does act mysteriously, so it's hard to guess her true intent. I think the pool party soured her on Caitlin's cruel games, and Alex has decided to discreetly help out Jack when she can. Even if that is the case, though, Alex is still something of a gray character, morally. Maybe she wants to help Jack, but she still doesn't like to risk Caitlin's wrath.

That makes me appreciate Alex all the more, since she's the character in the story with the most chance for some personal growth. Yay! Character arc!

Loving the story.

Thanks.

Hey, paisalandia.

That's another nicely descriptive, sexy chapter. Love your detail.

As far as my contributing a chapter, I guess I'll have to pass. I've got a lot of RLCs right now, as well as a mainstream writing project that takes most of my spare time. Please keep on with this excellent story, though.

Thanks.

Ha! You know, I really love that my name is on this story, too (even though I didn't write a word of it!).

The Chilton character was a very nice addition (fake news!), and Zava's response to him was hilarious and in character. 

I also enjoyed the sexy chapter in the warehouse after the meeting. I'm a little worried about Zava, though; you don't want to get that stuff in your eye. That's interesting how you portray Zava's continued fascination and arousal when it comes to Mark's manhood. Rather than ridicule him on the 'size' issue, she seems to take extra delight in it because it's so small, and yet, um, functional.

Another reader made a comment that I found funny - saying that Mark and Zava's sexual encounters tend toward the 'vanilla'. I hadn't thought of it that way at all (which shows what flavor of ice cream I am, I guess). 

It is a true delight to find new additions to this story.

Keep up the good work! 

Liked both of the newest chapters. Nice reunion in the first one. Love how Zava's holding up during all this, even being able to take delight in the tiny people and things around her, even when she has to pee so badly. Proud of ya, girl!

Thanks for the break from that last, steamy chapter. The erotic stuff is incredible, but it's nice to get into their heads as they contemplate the nature of their relationship.

Seems like there might be magical stuff going on in the 'women only' woods.

(You know, as Mark pondered the difficulties they face on this world, I had a thought that they might find a way to get back to Earth, where Zava would be an impossible-to-keep secret in a world where she's the only giantess. I think Zava would find her new home absolutely adorable!)

Sorry. Random thought. Maybe I'll write that version.

On second thought, didn't Zava have some kind of dream about being surrounded by little people? Maybe I dreamed that.

Yay! It's back!

Okay, I wouldn't usually read or respond to this kind of story. First, the size ratio is not to my liking; meaninglful interaction isn't possible with such a size difference. And I really hate the illogical, unrealistic idea that giants would automatically see people as buglike and expendable just because they are tiny. People don't just suddenly become psychopaths because they're big.

Having said all that, the idea itself is awesome. A tour among the giants. It has kind of a Jurassic Park feel to it. You just know something's going to go wrong.

I wish I had thought of it first.