• How Sarah Met Melissa

  • The Tree House, Book 3
  • By: R. Scott
  • Narrated by: Daye Marie Alden
  • Length: 39 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (2 ratings)

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How Sarah Met Melissa

By: R. Scott
Narrated by: Daye Marie Alden
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The story of how Sarah met Melissa. A sequel to the The Tree House, but set before book two, Three in the Tree House. This audiobook contains graphic female-female sex and should not be downloaded or listened to by minors!

©2015 R Scott (P)2016 R Scott
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  • Categories: Erotica
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Good Book in a Great Series

This is the longest and least entertaining story in the four part Treehouse series. which means that it's still quite good. Unfortunately the author spends far too much time repeating the same phrases and interactions; I began to anticipate and fast forward every time Sara said "I'm from a small town in Ohio." I happen to be from a small town in the mountains of Virginia; I'm an out lesbian and I dated girls, and okay boys too, in high school. While it's true that my selection was far more limited as was my support system, it does happen for girls, even in a small town. Okay, I'll come down off my soapbox now and finish the review. The climatic scene feels contrived and the idea that no one blames Sara for her part in their breakup scene. On the plus side, this series is very well written, the minor characters are likable and come off as real; this whole series is worth the time and the cost.

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