HI Jenni! I've been reading through your stories and enjoying them SO much! It feels like discovering a box of chocolates, and every one is different, but each one is just as delicious as the last! I especially enjoyed Not Without Me. Poor Sherlock. All he went through to keep his best friend safe only to find out he's died from such a pedestrian accident. Only NOT! To discover John alive, and for John to discover Sherlock not dead, would feel like a complete physical, psychological and emotional resurrection...like being reborn! I LOVE the last scene, heads against each other, exhausted but so...home, so complete again, finally. How wonderful that would feel! Thank you so much for that sense of closure and relief. I could really feel it too :) I'm going to keep reading your stories until I reach the end. I hope you'll continue to write more stories from the Sherlock universe!

Pobres... Eso fue muy duro

Great! Utilizing John's military skills.

This was a fun story, very angsty and floaty.

this was beautiful! and I'm totally thinking of it as a slash story lol because I love this pairing.

Wow, that was wonderful, again... I hopelessly fell in love with your stories :) Also I'm from the Czech Republic so you made me happy with this one :D one thing - lékařka means a female doctor, a male is lékař ;)

this is really nice :)

Now that is how the story should go. Well done.

Mycroft, the matchmaker...that's a new one :P This was poignant and beautifully written story. Well done!

Bahahaha T_T *gross sobbing

You know, lekar is word for the male doctor in Czech. Lekarka is female doctor. (I am Czech. (-:)

They're practically vibrating when they are in the costumes. I lost my breath. Well done!

Wonderful!

It s great as usuall, just a tiny correction - lékařka in czech means doctor who is woman, if the doctor is men, you use the word "lékař". I know, pretty confusing and the mistake is not even that big and its not like many people will know anyway, I just thought that you might like to know. For somebody who actually speaks czech, it looks very funny, when they are using a term used strictly for woman, when speaking of men :) Also, lékař is kinda old word and nobody really use it nowdays and we use "doktor", but then I suppose it would lost that moment of surprise a bit... :D

So much irony and tension. Very dramatic.