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    Rivals turning into lovers

    Hi Board.
    I remember reading a story about two bitter rivals who ended becoming lovers.
    May I ask for recomendations of stories with this subject?
    I'd love to read one about ex vs wife or wife vs lover.

    Thanks in advance

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    Re: Rivals turning into lovers

    The most obvious example here is Kingofdapirates' "Maggie/Amber" series. It's a fantastic series but them becoming lovers is something that happens over several stories, not one.

    My "Inge/Conchita" stories are kind of like this, though the women never stop being rivals. I am currently working on a story that is kind of like this, but it is far from done. My story "New Neighbors II" touches on this.

    I am sure there are a lot more, maybe even some I wrote, but nothing else leaps to mind right away.

    JB
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    Re: Rivals turning into lovers

    Quote Originally Posted by JB57 View Post
    The most obvious example here is Kingofdapirates' "Maggie/Amber" series. It's a fantastic series but them becoming lovers is something that happens over several stories, not one.

    My "Inge/Conchita" stories are kind of like this, though the women never stop being rivals. I am currently working on a story that is kind of like this, but it is far from done. My story "New Neighbors II" touches on this.

    I am sure there are a lot more, maybe even some I wrote, but nothing else leaps to mind right away.

    JB
    I can’t wait to read that

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    Re: Rivals turning into lovers

    I agree that Maggie and Amber's saga is the perfect example of a rivalry that turns into a love affair

    It's a dilemma: if the characters become lovers, does their rivalry fade? That's why I like Jb57's solution; her stories don't usually end with them as lovers, but rather solidify their rivalry with a need for each other's bodies and sex. My favorite example is "Club Wars" The story ends with both women merging their businesses, sharing an apartment, and their constant nighttime encounters are explicitly shown. Even so, their relationship remains competitive, but their obsession with each other's bodies compels them to seek each other out for another duel.

    I also find Moanalo stories fascinating. Her works had that focus on toxic rivals developing into lovers. I remember that in her story "Off the Court" the two end up forming a relationship.

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    Re: Rivals turning into lovers

    Quote Originally Posted by Canary- View Post
    I agree that Maggie and Amber's saga is the perfect example of a rivalry that turns into a love affair

    It's a dilemma: if the characters become lovers, does their rivalry fade? That's why I like Jb57's solution; her stories don't usually end with them as lovers, but rather solidify their rivalry with a need for each other's bodies and sex. My favorite example is "Club Wars" The story ends with both women merging their businesses, sharing an apartment, and their constant nighttime encounters are explicitly shown. Even so, their relationship remains competitive, but their obsession with each other's bodies compels them to seek each other out for another duel.

    I also find Moanalo stories fascinating. Her works had that focus on toxic rivals developing into lovers. I remember that in her story "Off the Court" the two end up forming a relationship.
    In some ways, I think my 732 series may also be an example. The four main girls start out as rivals but then form an alliance, become partners and move in together, sharing the same man.

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