Great story

Im crying its over but this story was so good i cant even. I love this so much thank you for writing and sharing this amazing story

I think that was a good note to end things on. It's a sweet ending, with a journey full of laughter and tears making it worthwhile. I think I will now forever associate Rubix Cubes with Spock(and the torture he went through to solve it). Until your stories, I've never read a Bones/OC centric story, and with the way you've written him, feel bad about not giving him much thought in story selection. Well done my dear, well done.

Nice writing, but this is the longest Mary Sue I've read in a long time.

I spent two days reading this entire series. It is the first story I have ever read that involved McCoy, normally I am just a Spock person(something to do with logic). I think you have made me pro-McCoy, good job. This is, in all, an excellent piece of work that you should be very proud of. Thank you for such a fantastic read with such a sweet ending. Made me tear up and everything. *Claps* Bravo.

Is it wrong that I just stuck my finger into my bellybutton and pushed a little in order to touch my intestines?

Awww... *tear*. Bittersweet ending, but it was more than worth the Sunday afternoon I took to read the entire trilogy. Thanks for writing it!

Wow what a great story I cried on this chapter! U r a really great writer it felt like I was actually there

Once again, awesome. :D

Love this story! I'm more of a Spock kind of gal' but I really appreciated the time you put into this and the fact that your main character was not a sue. (I especially appreciated the Rubiks Cube moments, poor Spock)

Um... I really like your story (really, really, really) but as I live in Appalachia (in a tiny, tiny, tiny town) I feel inclined to metnion that you really wouldn't ever hear mountain lions. Actualy, you wouldn't hear most of those animals. Especially not at one time. But I liked your description of the fog.

this was such a cute little saga that you dreamed up.

I love how you stayed so amazingly true to the charachters, you made them come alive by incorporating TOS charachters and mannurism into the new revamped 2009 versions so seamlessly.

the adventure and the humour of your writing was really refreshing, it's hard to find great stories in the endless sea that is . . . . I'm glad to have found some good material!

Doc Collins was so badass, ish, and I'm happy she wound up with McCoy. . .

You have some loose ends you should tie up though, maybe in the near future you can do another sequal about the crazyness that is Bones/Collins relationship. . . that would be cute 3

great work! If knew anything about heroes I would start reading your other fic! (I'm sure that sylar vs spock would be an interesting combo, seeing as you could play up the quinto in them)

Wish you luck in your endeavors! Teach your class to be cool like you!

Aw, that's it! I want more! I love these stories! You have to write another one!

Wow! What a cool trio of stories! It took me the better part of a week, reading whenever I could spare a few minutes, and all of my lunch breaks, but I did it, and it was worth it.

I'm not usually a big fan of first-person stories, but you sold me on this one. I got to thinking what it would be like if I were Morgan Collins, and since she's from 2009, it was easy to do. And it made me think about all the things she thought about-what would you miss, how would you cope with such a life-altering experience, what defines you as a person when everything you thought made you who you are is gone, can you learn to trust again? Just awesome.

My favorite line from the whole three story arc? “Well, we are all made of stardust. We might as well shine like one as it goes supernova.” Carl Sagan's words were never more poetic than in your hands. Bravo and thanks!

*happy sigh* Bravo Neuronerd! Morgan Collins was a brilliant OC, more than that she was an OFC who didn't have laser nipples and superpowers, but worked with what she knew and managed to adapt well to life in the future.

I have been a very bad reader and not reviewed as I read, mostly because I've been too engrossed and kept on clicking 'next'.

I am aiming to reread this fic and review as I go. Hopefully that will make up for not doing it the first time around.

As you know, I wanted Collins and Spock to end up together, but I think you were right to have it be McCoy. I know you were worried about writing romance, but you made it work and be believable. I also liked how you handled the whole McCoy family thing, but I'll get into that when I reread.

Thanks again for these stories, I've really enjoyed them. I hope your teaching goes well and you give your students the insights into humanity that you've managed to convey here.

Take a bow Dr! :)