And when I say I assumed it was the end of the book, I'm not kidding. There is one sex scene in what I assumed at the time was the end of the book, and honestly, it was the weakest part. I don't think prior knowledge is required to understand what is going on, because the relevant parts are fleshed out. And there are things that are best described as inside references - mentions of other online stories or even forum discussions. These stories can easily turn rapey, and this largely avoided that. And for a story designed to appeal to this fetish, it hits all the marks - shy protagonist who learns to love it, character who is insecure about her appearance yet by description and reaction of others never reinforces that opinion, and most importantly an interplay of external pressure and personal choice. Judge on a curve based on how much the subject matter appeals to you, because if you know this type of story, this is a fine example of one and if you don't, you may end up waiting for something that never comes. And, as I am into that sort of thing, my star reviews are likely higher than can be objectively justified, but I'm rating on my enjoyment. If those letters mean nothing to you, it's a naked woman surrounded by people who are not. This is a fetish story of the type ENF/CFNF/CMNF. Good reading style for this kind of story. There were times the character needed to mumble and it came across clear and understandable while also being obviously a mumble. This narrator does subtle well, and that was important for this story. 'I look at it to say that God has blessed us,' Sunnybrook resident Chester Broadway said.What about Loral Miller’s performance did you like?Ībout half way through, I checked for any other books read by this narrator and was disappointed to find none. 'Try it one time, and you're hooked,' volunteer Taneka Gaddy said.

Volunteers also hold food drives to help residents' families and throw special meals. The nonprofit coordinates a Pockets Full of Blessings drive to collect school supplies and Christmas gifts. 'Without people like Stephanie and Angels in Aprons, there wouldn't be anybody for her when I'm not here,' Legg said. They want to get dressed,' she said.įrancis Legg said she's grateful for the volunteers who visit her aunt, Iko Jordan, at Sunnybrook Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Raleigh. 'They get up and want to go to their rehab. Young said she believes the singing, games and theme days volunteers do are a healing experience for residents. Volunteers preach, play piano and guitar and spend one-on-one time with residents.

'Once they come out and they meet us, they discover, I don't want to do go home.' 'A lot of people, they get depressed when they come into a center,' she said. But volunteers' friendly faces can help drive away the blues, she said. Young explained that if residents become sad and unmotivated, it can make their care more difficult.

The &quot;volunteer&quot; by D.H. Jonathan

The "volunteer" by D.H. Jonathan