I'm sitting in office and trying very hard (and failing) to fight back my tears. This is soooooo beautiful.

Actually, yes...I liked it very much.

Love this whole set.

sad but lovely story! thanks!

Nice

So, I read this whole series today. I would have commented on every story, but 1) I'm lazy and 2) I was a little too keen to start the next story.

It was lovely. There are a couple of particular parts I'm especially fond of, like the passage in one of the earlier stories about how finding out two men are a couple suddenly leads to people thinking about who's the "girl" and the like. It was nicely emotional without being maudlin (The entire story lines of both Phil and Frank). I laughed a lot, too, which is always nice. I don't think I've ever seen unicorns used in non-Potter fiction that wasn't a crack!fic. And was that passage referencing Mycroft Holmes, you sneaky thing?

This particular story, you have listed as "could be a stand alone" I'd remove that, I read it before, and turned up very confused. But I read it again today after reading the rest, and it's a whole different ball game.

It was a great adventure. And I hold you responsible for me getting nothing done today. Ta!

loved it ...the threesome with Lois didn't feel right coz they worked with her but that's the only slightly negative thing I can say. I loved the charcterisation of Jack and Ianto and the explanation of why Gwen was special - always wondered why Jack would think she was soo special.

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I was looking for fics to re-read, and this is what I picked. It was all there, just as I remembered. The laughs, the tears, the goosebumps I always get from mindblowing things like this, and the utter sense of completeness: an end that really isn't, will never be.
Maybe there's an end to an era, one we'd never thought to see; maybe there's an end to a long, long watch, one she's held in the shadows of centuries for reasons we never knew. But all of it is, always, only a part of a journey to the place where journeys begin, continue, grow and die to live again. The Wake leaves me speechless in it's brilliance, today as it did on the day I first read it.
Your third series in it's entirety is out of this world, complete, full and vibrant. If I dared, I'd never stop reading it. But I don't: the sadness cuts too deep, and the happiness makes me cry, and the little endings and beginnings in the middle turn my world upside down. The moment I first read these, I knew they would stay with me forever.

See what your stories do to me? I get all poetic and whatnot. To end this seemingly rambling but, in truth, entirely honest review, I'll say:

"I liked this."

How about 'I Loved This!'?

D.

I love this. It made me cry, but I loved this. :)

In that case... I liked this.

Interesting. An unusual take on how things might have gone. I liked the last one, especially.

A very good ending to your first story, beautifully written. Hmmm ... the end or is it merely the beginning of a new adventure? It was good. I liked it.

Haven't even finished this but I'm giggling so hard at the colour changes of Ianto's ears, that I know I'm going to love it! Either that or it's nearly 4 am and I'm giddy with lack of sleep. No that can't be it. Either way, :D