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Reviews For A Shocking Discovery
Author's Response: Hi there. Thank you so much for all of your reviews. I am glad that you are enjoying the story even if you think the plot of the two fathers a little out there. But I could not do a Sev is Harry's father fic and cut James out. This way, I have the best of both worlds.
Lesley~
Author's Response: Thanks Katie. I love Albus and Minerva as well and I always thought they might have been more than just friends. Of course, the 'gay' revelation hit that on the head, but we can always live in out imaginations, can't we? I hope you continue to enjoy the story.
Sorry for taking so long to read, but I'm really enjoying your story! Severus comes across as very believable with canon Snape, but with a rich, full history that gives him a lot of potential to change and grow. It was very clever how Harry was poisoned and Severus came to discover the truth, or at least I suspect it's the truth. And now that Harry's awake, they can really begin to interact. I hope Severus will use his new knowledge, both of their (possible) close relationship, and Harry's miserable life with the Dursleys, to make some changes in how he acts. I think Harry would meet him halfway if he thinks Severus has really changed. Author's Response: Thank you Kristeh. Your review is most welcome. A lot more interaction between Sev and Harry is coming up but it is not going to be smooth. Albus was very right when he said that Harry had inherited Sev's temper. Neither of them know when to pull their heads in. It is three steps forward and one step back for a long time, I am afraid. Hope to hear from you again. I have just uploaded chapter 6.
Author's Response: Sorry about the cliffie. Glad you are enjoying and you won't have to wait too long as I already have 16 chapters written. The next one will be up today some time.
BTW- You should know that I am a big reviewer so you'll probably get reviews from me every chapter! :) Author's Response: Thank you Alexis. Great to know you are a regular reviewer. I look forward to more. About the missing quotation marks. I have done this when a person is talking a lot and there is more than one paragraph within the speech. You miss the last quotation mark to indicate that the next lot of speech immediately following is still the same speaker. I have always noted it in novels. I think it happens to avoid confusion because if there is a lot of dialogue going on, it can become confusing as to who says what, especially if the speech stands alone without 'so and so said' at the end. no-one has ever mentioned this before, so I hope I am correct. Glad you are still enjoying.
Author's Response: Thank you Jan for the advice. I did realise that there are many many more hits than actual readers, but i wasn't sure of the actual figures.
Author's Response: Thank you Twinheart for your kind words. I am very glad that you are enjoying the story so much. I should have the next chapter up today, so I hope to hear from you again. |
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