All Comments on 'Between a Rock and a Hard Place'

by ronde

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ArkSoutherngentArkSoutherngent10 months ago

Another Great Story...!!!!

ca_daveca_dave10 months ago

Thanks for sharing, great story. So many people never find their dreams, but you always deliver with stories that show those dreams were found by some.

Boyd PercyBoyd Percy10 months ago

Another wonderful story!

5

pepepilotpepepilot10 months ago

Fantastic and realistic. No doubt what the score is on this one!

Ravey19Ravey1910 months ago

An excellent story based on the land rushes, nice to learn some history.

Sxualchocol8Sxualchocol810 months ago

Fantastic story, as per the norm, Ronde. Thank you.

steppinontoessteppinontoes10 months ago

Another fantastic story. 5 stars are not enough

WalterWoodyWalterWoody10 months ago

I have enjoyed this and some of your other stories that gave accounts of historical eras that I knew some about, but you explained much better. Thank you for another excellent work.

WhoGivesAShitWhoGivesAShit10 months ago

Thumbs up. A very good story.

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

Wonderful story.

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

Loved the history you brought to life in this tale of the early years of the west. You are a master story teller.

ROBERTS1968ROBERTS196810 months ago

Rough couple of days personally but I felt a lot better after reading this story one of my favorites. Your westerns are my preferred then the detective ones. Thank you

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

Superb!!!!!!!

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

This is one of your best stories. THANKS and if it were possible 10 big blazing stars

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

Another of your wonderful stories. I moved to Ozark, MO in Christian County 6 years ago so I'm somewhat familiar with the area where your story begins. I've also been across I44 through Joplin and across part of Oklahoma on my way to Dallas many time.

schwiiizer23schwiiizer2310 months ago

It always pays to look at ronde's latest work. I learn things, and feel things. That's the mark of a very good author. 5*

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

Liked it.

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

The knob n anti knob are history.

Is the extent of trough or partial truth???

LOVE slap-hapy-papy #9

linnearlinnear10 months ago

Always a good read, I usually am weeping by the end.

Crusader235Crusader23510 months ago

Wonderful story, always love the history lesson. We Americans owe so much to the pioneers. Five stars.

technofrog2002technofrog200210 months ago

Your write the best feel good stories and they are so full of historical facts. I often wonder how you dig up some of those finer details. Also the character development was especially detailed and the characters were so likable with strong moral values. 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

Thank you for this story. 5⭐

HassieHassie10 months ago

You write such great stories that touch the heart Thanks for sharing

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

The Bald knobbers and others were real groups. The free state Jayhawkers were nearly as vicious as Quantril . And it’s BS about the civil war starting at Ft Sumpter. Kansas and Missouri had been in armed open conflict for over a year. The easterners were late to the party..

I live on the Chisholm trail as in Jesse probably peed in my living room. We are a little north of where the land rush started but not by much.

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

WONDERFUL, 10 stars aren't enough. Daniel didn't know it, but he had a wife long before they built their homestead. She was hos MRS., when she cooked and washed his clothes, and really his MRS., when she showed him where the kids came from. She showed her HUSBAND what a WIFE really was...

mlrsdpicmmlrsdpicm10 months ago

5 stars ain't enough. Yes i'm an Okie proud of it and my family has been here since before statehood. They came by a wagon also just about 120 miles straight south of Guthrie (still the true capitol of Oklahoma). They worked hard and passed down generations of a hard working families. All of have served our country in one way or another and yes we lost some along the way to those wars and so called conflicts. We still stand proud of who they were and what they taught us and will for many years to come. Thanks for a heartfelt story of where many still live and work the land 1889- present.

ncpetencpete10 months ago

This was a well written story, very down to earth and heartfelt. I enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing it with us.

Monagamous_NowMonagamous_Now10 months ago

Wow!

This was awesome!

nightowlmoonnightowlmoon10 months ago

Enjoyed the story. Definitely five-stars. But I have to say that the statement that they did not feel the impact of the dust bowl is erroneous. Everybody felt the impact of that time especially in Oklahoma. My family has been in Oklahoma since before the land rush my mother raised four kids there by her self at a time when a divorced woman was supposed to find any man that would be willing take her kids to raise and be happy. The only time I seen my mother cry was when we were driving past a farm that had been neighbors when she was a child and seen the grandson in a dozer pushing out the tree brake that had been planted by the ccc boys and that she had carried buckets of water to so they would live just for few more bushels of wheat. Some people just don't learn

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

I absolutely loved it!

Geezer83Geezer8310 months ago

Water was heated in a copper boiler on a kerosene stove

Half of it was mixed with cold in a galvanixed tub.

Mother then father then Anne bathed.

That water was thown out, the tub refilled as before

Harley, George and finally I got our baths

As always 5 stars

RasmatRasmat10 months ago

Another excellent reach into the past to prod us to contemplate and perhaps appreciate where and whom we came from. My sincere thanks to the writer.

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

Sorry. Anything that sings the praises of Quantrell and his gang of rapists and thieves isn't even worth a single star. Haven't a clue how the storywent since I quit reading when the author donned his pointy hood and showed his true stripes.

SmugglerjimSmugglerjim10 months ago

I really enjoyed this .. it gives a true insight into some parts of America's history. Realising that it is not so long ago is also an eye opener. My

drycreeksdrycreeks9 months ago

Excelent awesome story. It was enjoyed n appteciated.

Falstaff60Falstaff609 months ago

Good story. Must be nice for some trolls who never seem to be brave enough to give their name while they sit back and spew their venom while their statements show that they didn't even read the story. Quantrill isn't mentioned, or would he be as he was killed in 1865. There were a lot of different factions of the Bald Knobbers and as the story mentioned, just about every county in SW Missouri had its own group with different goals in mind. Hope you prick your finger with your poison pen Mr. Anonymous.

AnonymousAnonymous9 months ago

Look history is just that...history. Its up to us to learn from it. Solid story as always. Appreciate your writing. Thanks.

blackknight314blackknight3148 months ago

Good job, thanks for sharing your work. Loved it...

Tarloso2Tarloso28 months ago

Simple, excellent take. Thanks

OvercriticalOvercritical8 months ago

I'm always impressed with the amount of research Ronde does to write these stories. It's not just the history, but the details of life in the worlds chosen to write about. You always know that the two MCs are going to end up together, but the smooth way this is done as well as the romance needed for the times and the people are really worth the time to read. 5*

AnonymousAnonymous7 months ago

What a nice tale. It always amazes me the way the church and its bs controls people.

I really liked the sound reasoning that kept the 2 MCs together.

dirtyoldbimandirtyoldbiman6 months ago

Great story, characters, morals.

AnonymousAnonymous6 months ago

good story abt the toughness that used to be normal in the us populace, especially conservative non city types. rk

Privates1stClassPrivates1stClass6 months ago

A well-told story worth at least five stars. I learned a little history and was reminded of some of the hardships our ancestors went through as they settled Oklahoma. A truly enjoyable tale. Thanks for posting.

AnonymousAnonymous5 months ago

Another masterpiece from a master storyteller. This story was awesome. It's long past my bedtime, but I just couldn't go to sleep before finishing it. Ronde, I just love your cop stories and westerns. Every one of your stories are different and original. That's what makes them so interesting. I have been reading Literotica for the past 2 years, and I think you are the most interesting writer that I have come across. Please keep up the good work.

AnonymousAnonymous4 months ago

Well deserved 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

AnonymousAnonymous3 months ago

Liked it.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 2 months ago

Just great!

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