I love CSI and I've been a Trekkie for nearly a third of my life, and this story does justice to both fandoms! Thanks for writing it!

first thought reading opening chapter: TOTAL geek

thought after reading whole story: GO SARA!! and geeks seem cooler than before.

do things like that really happen at conventions? i was never really into the show myself, but does it really happen? it seems cool, yet scary...but that's because i'm a total wuss.

awesome and hilarious though. my dad would probably love this if he was into fanfic...loved it all the same!!

Fun story.

This was a great adventure for me. A mix of nostalgia for my geeky Klingon days and mortification for recognizing so much of myself in this story. It was great entertainment. I loved the redshirts on the victims; that made laugh. BTW a Ferengi would trade entry for "Your FEMALE" not "your woman". Small detail.

Qapla!

nice story!

That was great-I didn't think it was geeky-although
I have been known to go to a Grand Slam in my
STTNG command shirt. LOL!

I love the way you had Sara totally change once
she was in costume, and the way she took Johnson on. Using the Klingon language really made this come alive.

My only problem is Gris and Greg standing by while
she fought this guy-I don't think Gris would have
let her and you know security would have been all
over the drunken Klingons.

But in an AU sense it works-thanks for a good story!

Gris and Sara sitting in a tree - kissing!

Love this fic. LOVE YOU!

Awesome story! I love Star Trek but have never really gotten really really into it like some people I know at conventions. This was amazing having Sara be so into the show like that. Makes that whole geek look seem so much cooler.

OMG that made me so happy. I loved every minute... Sara dressed up and talking like a Klingon... Ferengis... my day has been made. (And I know who Michael Dorn is, it's great to be a geek). The only thing that I didn't get was like that scene at the begining with like the hand of Justice or whatever... yeah, didn't get that. But I definitely loved the geekishness of it. My dad took me to a Star Trek convention a long time ago when I was little, and I thought it was about the neatest thing in the world. No shame in being geeky ;-)