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<span class="class2"></span><p>"[<em>Rockstar</em>] is a sweet and well written short story about two guys who love each other but they're both waiting for the other to come around. One thing leads to another and it all comes out. There is a nice knife play scene that I enjoyed and both the leads are very likeable." <br /><em>— Miss Asima (GoodReads), 11 July 2011</em></p><p><em><br /></em></p> <p>"I just wanna say I'm glad there's writers like Jess who cross gender and indeed social barriers with the work she produces. I look forward to indulging in it."<br /><em>— J.S. (from U.K.)</em></p><p><em><br /></em></p> <p>"[Jess's writing is] raw [and] full of brio. It’s very contemporary. It has personality and energy. It deals with modern issues in a very modern way."<br /><em>— Joseph Grinton | <a href="http://josephgrinton.wordpress.com/2011/03/19/dont-run-away-from-sex/">"Don't Run Away From Sex"</a></em></p> <p></p><p></p><p>"a lot of stories with the 'bdsm' label focus heavily on the 'fetish wear' and 'd/s' labels--i liked this story as it handled the psyche and 'power play' with regards to bdsm in an original and non-gimmicky kind of way. 'bdsm' can be such an interesting topic that way, which was handled well by the author here--the writing was hot, intense, and very real."<br /><em>— hk82 / B&N review on 'Master & Servant', 23 January 2011</em></p> <p></p><p>"[Jess] sure [doesn't] screw around with getting into the story." <br /><em>— Goodreads.com message, May 2011</em></p><p><em><br /></em></p> <p>"You are an inspiration. Thanks for all that you do. . .and for your talented writing. I love artists."<br /><em>— E-mail from a "very socially liberal person"</em></p>