Regressing Eli

An Age Play, MDLB Story

De: Amy Cummings

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

You know his name. You know his game.
The Little, the myth, the legend.
But how did it all start for Eli? What about Nancy?
Travel back to the early days of Mountainville—before that oasis had even been built—and learn the origins of the famous trickster himself.
A hero will rise. A legend will be born. Pranks will be pulled. Diapers will be changed.
And Eli’s story will finally be told…


Regressing Eli is an exciting prequel that tells the story of fan favorites, Eli and Nancy! It features consenting adults engaged in Age Play, including loving discipline and some ABDL themes. While not a steamy story, it is intended for Adults Only. It tells a complete tale, but this one is best read in context of the Lone Star Littles series.
Have fun, Cuties!
The Lone Star Littles reading order is:
Victoria’s Ranger
Saving Stella
The Outlaw’s Baby Girl
The Agent’s Baby Girl
Once Upon a Time in Mountainville (short story)
Texas Tornado
Regressing Penny
Saving Eden
Professor Moneybags
The Emperor
Going for the Gold
Saving Shayla
Daddy’s Little Pumpkin

It's cute

I enjoyed the book. the narration is off because it's virtual, but the book is cute. I'm not into any kink but when I listen or read anything about Littles I always wonder how they get into that space of being little. then once they go into being little I just picture a kid instead of an adult. which I'm guessing is the talent of the author.

Pretty cringey

There were bits of story I liked, interspersed with eye rolling-ly corny passages. Robot voice did not do it any favors. Not a good narration.

If you go in with tempered expectations, you might enjoy reading the ebook. Don’t waste your money on this audio. I know this kink is niche, and people will gobble up everything they can find because there just aren’t enough really good stories out there to satisfy. Like I said, there are good parts. Some of the representations of roles and relationships, and the fantasy of a town that caters to Littles, where no one needs to hide or be ashamed are appealing.

You can support the author without spending on this audio. Save your audio dollars to support human narrations. Separate from any moral or ethical issues, the AI just isn’t there yet. This isn’t a good “performance”.

It was Ok

The story was focused on acceptance, and I like that, but it lacked energy or personal interaction with the main characters. The ending was awkward. The story was readable and well put together.