Again, I love the deal with Viktor and muggle technology. The whole untranslatable-joke issues with George and how Marina sees him as "rather strange" just made my day. Mr. Weasley was amazing too, even in just the 1-2 sentences you used to describe his behavior. XD I love this story. It's all the little details that make it so great.

hahaha nvm about my first review...found the sequel lol.

Oh that was simply wonderful. I loved it, simply loved it. Your characterisations were flawless, your style impeccable, your research thorough. This was just about perfect. You have such an amazing talent.

I think this is the most realistic meshing of the real world and the Wizarding world that I've ever seen. Great, great job with the research: it makes this story a true gem.

The OCs are, again, flawless, the canon characters are in character, there are fascinating observations on wizarding society, and it's brilliantly plotted! What more could I ask for?

I'm so glad that a friend recommended your stories a few days ago: they've all been a pleasure to read. :)

This was a lovely story with a really well-rounded original character. Great job on Viktor's character too.

Amazing!

Just like to thank you for a wonderful read and to urge for a continuation on in this 'verse.

thanks mate

Wow!
This was wonderful. I really liked Viktor's character, very realistic.
You're a great writer!

Wonderful story!!

*blink blink...stare*

Wow. Your story is so different, it's beautiful. It's so beautiful, it makes we want to cry.

I love your writing style...I love your characters...I love love love your setting (heh heh...soggy Europe...)

Dude...I love you. *tears up*

Wah!

*composes self*

Um, okay, yes. Ahem...Write another chapter already! Yeesh!

~SIP

PS: I'm sorry, I just got internet back so I'm, like, mood-swing. Whoa.

This is a wonderful story. Thank you.

What a lovely story. I was really intrigued to finally find out who killed Stefan - that was very clever - and with the help of an Etch A Sketch of all things!
The romance between Victor and Marina was very well handled - I was definately smiling at the end!
Wonderful work, thanks for sharing it with us.

I am very glad that you finished this story. I am sorry to hear of your personal loss--please don't apologize for any delay; fan fic comes after real life. I thought this resolution worked wonderfully. I felt like your Chekhov's gun of Viktor's interest in Muggle toys came naturally into prominence in the resolution of the story. The interaction between Marina and Viktor was lovely. They're each lonely in some way, but they balance each other beautifully. Your style was really elegant and the story was well crafted. I will look forward to returning to England with your stories!

Kate

I do not understand why your fics are not garnering the number and the type of quality reviews that your writing should receive. The pictures that you paint of Eastern Europe are wonderfully moving, and the back-stories that you weave are nothing short of mesmerising.

Perhaps "Autumn Into Spring" delves a little too far away from HP canon to entice the younger reader; I hope they will come to discover it as they continue to grow with the JKR stories. Your contribution to her world is lyrical, and expands it beyond anything I could imagine on my own. Wonderfully done. Thanks for writing.

A lovely, fitting end...there isn't much to add to the more eloquent reviewers. I enjoyed this story greatly, and look forward to your next endeavor.

I'm very sorry to hear of the deaths in your family; you have my sympathy and good wishes.

I must admit, I'm almost sorry to see this story come to an end. It was truly a pleasure to read this lovely account of the romance between a Bulgarian wizard and a Romanian witch, and I must say that I have learnt a bit more about the atmosphere of these countries from your story.

I love your portrayal of Viktor—intelligence officer who dabbles with Muggle technology in his spare time. While it's definitely different from Rowling's image of Viktor, I feel that your Viktor seems so much more human with all his little quirks. The (modified) Etch-a-Sketch idea was brilliant—I bet Muggle policemen wish they had it! I like the way the mystery of Stefan's murder was solved—nothing flashy, simply the realisation of the truth, and even the sad recognition that it may not be possible to convict the murderer.

I'm very sorry to hear about the unfortunate events in your family recently. I hope that you and your family will not take them too hard.