| Reviews for Dancing in the Dark |
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Snooboostoo 6/29/04 . chapter 4Aw, very sweet I loved it. You so made me love AJ in this...which by they way is very hard to do...Good job. |
Cincere 6/8/04 . chapter 4Wow! Thata all i have to say. You take my breath away. As always, every story you write. I am amazed. WOW! |
MzMocha 9/20/03 . chapter 4No..No... NO This was not enough... I want to see what happens with AJ.. I know all that he is, but I want him to find redemption... simply put, I don't want this story to end.. I knew anything of yours with more than one chapter would be sure to blow me away. Oh my, was I right... I don't know how I missed this sooner, but I'm so glad I found it...there aren't enough words for how much I love your style.. and BTW, if you haven't figured it out yet, I absolutely LOVE this story... |
Elisabeth 6/19/03 . chapter 1Damn! Each one of your fics I read is better than the last. You just took three characters I'm not all that interested in (not counting AJ - I've always adored him) and made me fall head over heels. Not to mention it was hot as all hell. Brava -Elizabeth |
hlf 2002 4/29/03 . chapter 2Love your take on adolescent angst. This was so right on: "She was the one, not Lucas, in danger of a diabetic coma," and yet she still has the girlish innocence to cross her fingers behind her back when she lies. And this: "the momentum of her body slamming into his was like flint and steel. The pyromaniac couldn't help but let the spark turn into fire" was great sexy, dangerous stuff. I guess Barbara Jean wasn't messing around when she decided to go bad. Back alley sex at Jake's is pretty darn wanton. I'm looking forward to more. |
hlf 2002 4/24/03 . chapter 1Okay, the pairings on this fic: slightly disturbing, but you've sucked me in anyway. I love the Coleman/Lorena backstory/conversation, and this was great: "I am NOT a virgin! And I am NOT underage!." "You ain't careful and somebady's gonna make at least one of those lies the truth." I also really liked Coleman calling Maxie "Miss Max." Something about that fit the character of Coleman perfectly. |