I read both of your stories back to back and am in awe of the way you weaved both of them! I couldn't stop reading. I cried while finishing this and I wish I had hard copies to set on my bookshelf in reverence and actually hold. Thank you so much for sharing your stories with us. You are amazing!

The first time I read Good Neighbours and The God-Bothered was 4 years ago...I was 2 years and at least 200 fanfics into my love of Tasertricks and more importantly the mythology of Loki. I cannot express adequately how important and life changing your two fics were to me. For the first time since I started reading fic, it felt like I was reading literature. Your worldbuilding, the way you write the characters, the stories within stories you create completely changed the way I thought about these characters and even the source material. I actually cried the first time I finished these stories. And the second time. Something about your writing specifically is touching in a way that no other author, save maybe one, is to me. I have read these two works probably more than any print book I own. The emotions and ideas and the love you've written tears me apart. It feels like my heart is being dug out of my chest every time I come back, and I come back often. I can't quit these...books. Because these two stories really feel like books to me. So much so that it's happened where I forget they're not books, and I look to my shelves to find them, because I feel as though I've held pages in my hands as The Norns ripped apart worlds. I've been meaning to write this review for a very long time, and only today created the account to do so. I love everything you've written, even for characters I never thought I cared for. But this series is very dear to me. Thank you for writing it, thank you for letting us read it.

I've read The God-Bothered at least 15 times in the last 3 years. I have never read a story that makes me feel as emotional as this one does. Your voice, the words you choose, the plot, the feeling that comes off the 'page' (screen, haha), is honestly overwhelming. Out of every fanfiction I've read, tasertricks or otherwise, this is now the only one I keep coming back to. I get this choked up feeling when I read The God-Bothered, like I'm not sure if I should cry or scream-and I mean that in a good way. It feels real, and tragic, and intensely beautiful. Your Loki and your Darcy are the perfect versions to me, and so good together as well. I really don't have words to tell you how happy I am that you wrote this, and that I found it. I kinda just felt like it was about time I write something, because you've written so much, and it's all so wonderful. Especially this gem. Thank you :)

I'm fucking crying. So hard.

This...this is utterly, wonderfully, wholly amazing. I'm in love with this artwork, how you weave the story of Loki and Darcy together with Lugh's story, as well as the supernatural past. I love the way you ended the story–bittersweet, even though it makes me ache and I yearn for a different epilogue. It's a perfect blend of happiness and sadness, and thank you so, so much for writing this.

This story was so well written ... extremely mystical, dark in many places, but never without hope. The ending was completely satisfying.

Very beautiful.

I enjoyed every minute I spent reading each chapter! I'm sad to see it finish, but it was fantastic, well done!

I love it.

What a gorgeous end to a gorgeous tale :') love the mythical quality to it and the sheer force of imagination- the idea of Darcy and Loki's dream world is beautiful and so richly described. It's a lovely bittersweet ending too. It's sad that they don't get to go back but also feels right and they're never far from anyone where they are...aaaw. So great. What a journey! So well written. Thanks!xx

Sad this is done. A bit bittersweet of an ending too. I hope to read more in general from you. Great stuff.

Wow, what a ride...wonderful story.

So perfect. You are amazing writer. I have really enjoy reading this so much.

I am actually crying at the end of this. So sweet and poignant. Thank you for sharing this with us.

Bravo!