I'm a guy and I guess I therefore have an innate tendency to look for a male protagonist's viewpoint with regard to sexual strategy and encounters in these AVN storylines. Having said that I'm thankfully no purist and have, over time, learnt the benefit of adopting a very open mind when choosing which type of AVN to support and why, hence my being here now extolling the virtues of Jonesy's amazing creations.
Anyway, I never for one moment got the impression, going in, that either "Christmas Eve" or "New Year's Daye" had a male protagonist. It seems clear as Daye that both are driven exclusively by their female lead characters and rightly so because, in my opinion, therein lies the true source of the success of both these masterpieces. In fact, to me, in comparison with many male protagonist AVNs, this male character plays an incredibly passive role in proceedings which, again I think, is what makes these stories so brilliantly heart-warming.
Much of the freshness and originality in these two tales is derived from the fact that although the sexuality underlies much of the story and permeates almost every scene, the mechanic, if you like, of being driven almost entirely by the young female leads and their natural curiosity, mischief and adventurousness completely bursts the usual balloon of illicit, surreptitious "pervyness" that envelopes so many of the "family-orientated", if you get my meaning, titles possessing a male protagonist.
It is this lack of sordidness which makes the storyline almost innocent and, as a result, all characters so endearing to we who are fortunate enough to have discovered these two...now with the wonderful addition of "Siren Song"...there you go, Jonesy, a totally deserving and shameless plug for you!...three, of course, marvellously creative gems.
Anyway, enough is enough. Suffice to say I endorse all that you say Rocket Girl. I, like I am certain all of Jonesy's supporters, feel very fortunate to be here and look forward to continuing our journey together all the way to the end of the line.