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Just loved this story - gritty and down to the bare facts, but entertaining at the same time. Thanks!
This is so damned good. I love that Logan thought through the conflicts with Marie's age and decided it didn't matter, and the conflict with her skin, and found a potential way around it that would benefit both of them. And it wasn't a 'for the good of all' type of ethical decision - he just found a logical way to get what he wanted. Your characters were very real and believable. The only part I found a little hard to get past was the mixture of British and American slang, especially given that Logan is Canadian. Once I got past that, it was one hell of a good read. Thank you!
Ooh, what a lovely little twist there at the end, leaving you wondering if Logan was really a ghost or not? Good stuff.
if this is a first attempt, then well done! I'm a Stevie fan, too.
How absolutely beautiful; what an ending!
Author's Response: Aw, thank you. Ending is my favorite part too. :)
*frown* Okay, now I'm thoroughly confused, but damn, it's entertaining.
Marvelous!
Author's Response: thank you! :)
You fooled me! I thought this was starting out as a tacky piece, but ended up making me smile really wide. Thanks!
Wooo - love this. Dark Scary Rogue meets Hostile Determined Logan.
Marvelous - simply marvelous! Love the tone of this story.
Gawd! You damned near made me cry, and the Wolf don't cry over fanfic. ARGH! It's a rare treat when a fic like thos one comes along; so tightly written, packed with intensity. I've only written one or two of these myself, so if it won't bum you out too much, you can read my 'Longest Night.' You do great work. I rarely give a 10 in ratings, but you just got one.
I was struggling with the 'telling a tale' sens of this, but then it started flowing, and the last line just sealed it perfectly. Well done.
Cute! Personally, I love broccoli. Hey, if I hide beer under my broccoli, will that lure a Wolverine?
Grat drabble - thanks! Loved this line about her twirling the cord around her finger. I miss that in these days of cordless technology.
I've been thinking lately that there should be more fics where they take the obvious kids out into public, and voile! Here it is. Well-handled, too. Thanks!
The elegance of your words amazes me. I came into this expecting another gritty post-apocalyptic story, and found poetry in images painted with words. Well done!
LOL!
hothothothothot!
*swoons*
Author's Response: *fans you and hands you glass of iced tea* ;)
I hate those talking automatic things, too! But Scooter's little zinger at the end? Priceless!
Author's Response: it was my favorite part as well;)
Awww! Nuzzling the baby after a claw popping session. Gotta love the dichotomy that is our Wolvie!
ROFLMAO! Oh, this is marvelous! Thanks for the hearty laugh (and lust-fit as well).
Author's Response: Hee! Glad it made you laugh! Thanks :o)
I come back and re-read this story once or twice a year, and I still get a kick out of it. Well done!
Oh, I like this. Please carry on with it.
Brief, powerful, punchy, and great!
Wonderful story, with bits of witty dialogue and commentary. Marvelous! I may have rated and reviewed this before, but hey - it's worth waxing redundant.
ooooh, anticipation! Gimme some good Wolvie.