Date: 24 Mar 2010 10:26 AM Title: Suspicions
This was cute. And a nice little insight into Alec's whole persona.
Thanks for sharing.
Date: 30 Jan 2008 11:50 AM Title: Suspicions
I already reviewede to this story on fanfiction. net, so I won't repeat myself, but I wanted you to know, that I read it here a second time and gave you my vote, cause I really think you did a great job.




[Report This]Date: 28 Jan 2008 06:37 PM Title: Suspicions
Wow.
I loved this one… you writers are making this voting for my favorite prompt challenge… an um ‘challenge’? Well even if I don’t choose this one you should know it would be a definite close second. That was great. I really liked it. Made me think, not that I don’t do that always. It made me contemplate on the ambivalent a little more when it comes to Alec.
I really wish I could come up with something better than just that for my review of this story, because I feel like I have so much more to say about it. You’ve left me stumbling over my expressions and at a loss of vocal arrangement. It was great though, really. I enjoyed it immensely.
Date: 14 Dec 2007 08:40 AM Title: Suspicions
This is freaking amazing!! I'm so jealous that you did such a better job than me with the prompt (I haven't posted mine yet, and now I'm not sure I will... :P )
Love the way you wrote Alec's little revelation, and the slow understanding Max makes. Heh, all an act...
Please keep this up!!
BadCat
Author's Response:
Thanks, I'm glad to know you liked it so much! And I think you should definitely post your story; I'm sure it's great!
Date: 13 Dec 2007 06:01 AM Title: Suspicions
Oooh, I really liked this. The fact that for once Max actually looks at Alec and sees him, even if just for a split second, rather than the jerk she expects to see and sees because that's exactly what she expects. It's a nice lead in to revelations later in the season, when Max and Alec do finally connect.
There are a few places where the punctuation of dialogue is incorrect - I run archives and it's an incredibly common error - so it might be something you want a beta reader to look at. For example:
“Yeah,” She [should be 'she' as this is a dialogue tag and part of the same sentence as the dialogue, so you don't use a capital letter] said evenly
But other than that, I really enjoyed it.
Author's Response: Thank you! And I've actually been told that before, I just don't.... always remember. Heh. I'll keep an eye on it from now on. Thanks again!