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Alice in Dragonland
by EroticScribbler
Language: English
Categories: Fiction » Erotica » Suspense/Mystery
Content Rating: Older than 17
A woman seeks help uncovering the meaning of a disturbing dream that could be linked to a childhood trauma. The psychologist delves deep into the young woman's mind, painstakingly extracting repressed memories. Shocking details come to light.
Reader's Comments:
"Very well written story. That’s very realistic of how a shrink works." (sm)
"I have never seen or read Alice in wonderland and i dont believe it went anything like this. Lol. Great story." (tm)
"Loved it, well written, enjoyed it immensely." (an)
"Bravo, great story. Loved the intro." (ke)
"This was a well written story with musical memories woven throughout. I enjoyed reading this." (rb)
"This story is very complex, and I applaud the author for all of the hard work put into it." (ue)
"I loved the analytical way that the whole backstory was reveled. It was almost like reading a story backwards. I ended up liking this one very much." (le)
"This kept my interest throughout. Had no clue where it was going, and at the end, while there could have been more, I think it paused at a good place. I didn't thirst for more, like one does for an incomplete tale. Rather, I had a small, wry smile upon my face. Excellent work, a true psychological thriller!" (ae)
"What goes on between your ears is amazing, beyond belief. What an amazing story. It felt like 1000 words not 8000. The more I read of yours the more I think you're a genius or a sociopath or both. I just can't get enough, thank you." (bj)
"It was, at times, both difficult and intriguing. I would also like an update on how Alice has been coping but leaving it in this place is logical and lets my imagination run riot." (ct)
"I'm a big fan of dialogue. It advances the strength of the characters involved while credibly forwarding the story. At least it does those things when handled as well as it is here. It is difficult to credit that anything here is recycled or cobbled together. What I just read feels cohesive and well-researched. I enjoyed reading this and find it uplifting. The therapist's competence and diligence are not unlike what you have poured into this story's creation." (ma)
"Wow, this started out weird and gradually became a story. I also spent years in therapy, fortunately no dragons in my dreams. Your dialogue with Alice and the therapist was right-on with my experience. She got to the heart of the problem and helped her understand how to handle it. To start the story with the dream was an unusual way to be introduced to it, but once into the office setting, it made ultimate sense." (ca)