These are my May favourites:
And here are yours, if the stats can be believed:
Do you agree? Would you have liked to see another story on either list? Let me know in the comments!
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Hi Sonya. I like Serial Cuppa Maker for your most popular stories. Of the ones you chose, I loved them all. But if I had to choose one I’d say Lady Mermaid. Have a on wonderful day 🙂
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Thanks, Amanda! Glad you like Lady M(ermaid) – it’s one of those I’m really happy with 🙂
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Well, I hate to fly in the face of public opinion, but I said at the time I thought I’d found my May favourite in Lady M(ermaid) and I did. Loved its darkness, the clever Shakespeare reference. What’s not to like? A great tale 🙂
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I think going against public opinion is a mark of distinction. And I approve of your choice of favourite. 😀
Thank you, Lynn!
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It just struck a chord with me – mermaids are intriguing, especially one as complex as this – dark and yet with a conscience. Who could fail to love it 🙂
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