Regressing Eli

The Road to Mountainville

by Amy Cummings

You know his name. You know his game.The Little, the myth, the legend.But how did it all start for Eli? What about Nancy?Travel back to the early days of Mountainville—before that oasis had even been built—and learn the origins of the famous trickster himself.A hero will rise. A legend will be born. Pranks will be pulled. Diapers will be changed.And Eli’s story will finally be told…Regressing Eli is an exciting prequel that tells the story of fan favorites, Eli and Nancy! It features consenting adults engaged in Age Play, including loving discipline and some ABDL themes. While not a steamy story, it is intended for Adults Only. It tells a complete tale, but this one is best read in context of the Lone Star Littles series.Have fun, Cuties!The Lone Star Littles reading order ’s RangerSaving StellaThe Outlaw’s Baby GirlThe Agent’s Baby GirlOnce Upon a Time in Mountainville (short story)Texas TornadoRegressing PennySaving EdenProfessor MoneybagsThe EmperorGoing for the GoldSaving ShaylaDaddy’s Little Pumpkin

93 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 21, 2021

About the author

I have a lot of stories floating around my head. Seriously. It's ridiculous. There are times I find it hard to concentrate on real life because the events unfolding in my imagination are far more interesting to me. So, after years of daydreaming, I decided to write these fantasies down. A few books later and I'm an author.

I strive to write fun, fast-paced, and imaginative Age Play, DDLG, and ABDL fiction. I specialize in light-hearted, gentile tales with plenty of spice.

Reviews

[Isabelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

tropes:
-next door neighbor
-instalove
-age play: MDlb
-ABDL
-virgin H
-HEA

triggers:
-unsupportive, bitchy ex-girlfriend
-panic attacks
-Eli’s mom passed away

spice:
-none lol

[Lila Love · Rating 2 out of 5]

Amateurish writing and flavorless, one-dimensional characters who do nothing for however many pages this story takes place. A true nothingburger of a plot. Falls into a trope I detest in these sorts of stories where all the villains are women who actually have good points. Does the author know it's not actually acceptable to work on your comedy routine when you're getting paid $80/hr at your nepotism job to, y'know... be an architect?

Cue a heavy sigh.

I give it 2 stars because it's at least readable and makes linear sense. A low bar, but one this work surpassed nonetheless.

[Troubleinfl (Dee) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Let's start at the very beginning

I always wondered how Nancy and Eli got together! If you haven't read the other books set in Mountainville, you should read those before this one. This is a great beginning to a series telling the stories of the original Mountainville Littles. Can't wait for the next one!

[Himom90 · Rating 5 out of 5]

A blast from the past

Eli and Nancy’s story, the book I didn’t know I needed. Eli has been such a central part of the Mountainville series, that it never occurred to me that we had never read about how he joined the community or how he met Nancy. It was a very fulfilling story and I’m looking forward to reading Katie and Bradley’s book

[jared wright · Rating 3 out of 5]

Sweet but short

Eli is my favorite Little in Mountainville. I was excited to see him get his own story. I was disappointed that it wasn't longer. It felt rushed. I would have loved to see his character growth and him getting over his stage freight., or he and Nancy's wedding

[Jeannette · Rating 5 out of 5]

Eli and Nancy

What a great, well written, DM/lb romance. This story is part of the ‘Mountainville’ story and gives insight into how the town started. The story is complete but is better if read after reading the previous stories. Read and learn more about Eli and Nancy.

[Book Addict · Rating 5 out of 5]

Neighbors are the best

Nancy moving next door to Eli was best thing to do.
Wonderful characters who clicked immediately.
Was there for each other.
Hope you enjoy reading all her books too.

[Michelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it

So happy to get a glimpse into the past. I live Eli and getting to hear his story was great.

[W Chapman · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great back story of true love between a man/little and a women /mommy so good with lots of dama and peace with what you feel and do, I love it