It's great! What a great idea! I really enjoyed it! :D
I guess it's a bit strange never to actually see anything "happen", but then again...^^

Well, it was really enjoyable and I will definitely keep it in my favourites list (I'm cleaning out...)^^

Thanks,

Lydia

A story constructed almost entirely of letters - a rather old fashioned idea but very well executed. Nicely done.

Nightzchild

I never would have expected to relish reading a romance story involving Snape and Hermione the way I have with this story. Good show! You deserve great praise for writing such a thoroughly enjoyable story with these two characters that feels true to the spirit of the novels.

You read Victorian novels, eh? I've no patience for novels (my abilities in the art of concentration are lackluster, to say the least), but the Victorian era in general fascinates me to an extreme degree.
I rather love your contraction "tunnut" -- I can well imagine what Victorian words could have inspired such a term -- and your story is well-written and relatively interesting, as of yet.

Love this story :)

I loved it. Very well written and in-character. You made the pairing really believable and they had great chemistry together. I found harry and ron a bit ooc though and I can't imagine hermonie bashing them that much. Otherwise, the relationship between the two was entertaining and kinda sweet in a non-sickening way.

This is one of the most intelligent, witty, lovly storys I`ve ever read! Love it!

Love the style of this! It's quintessentially Brit-Victorian, but without the language barrier that would make it hard to find Snape's dry sense of humor. Hermione's opening correspondences, the hexing wars, and all the rest of the letters fit the relationship brilliantly, and the full format does very well for a Hermione/Severus romance.

I loved everything about this story.

Wow. I'm at loss of what to say. May I start writing my favorite quotes?
"We must each have our imperfections,
though I myself have tried in vain to discover my own."
"What on earth would I do with someone as intelligent as I?"
Both of them from the 2nd posting, of course from Snape.
"Particularly as you are built like a bloody Minotaur on steroids." This is from the 4th post, of course from Hermione and I have to admit, regardless of being a canon-lover-to-boot, that I quite enjoyed this change of... should we say, character of our beloved bookworm.
I've just read and reviewed your other story "The Firt Faint Glimmer" and, as this is lacking in plot too, to contrast, this is going to my favorites! Lovely.

I think he means exactly what she thinks he means...but sh shouldn't make a big deal of it.
May I say that this Hermione is quite different from the one I know and love. not to say she isn't devillishly interesting, but simply a bit difficult to get used to.
I apolgise. Their (your) intricate writing has had an affect on me as well apparently. Usually I am not so eloquent.

it's sad that they are no longer conversing politely, but istead attacking each other :-( oh well, I'm sure it'll work out in the end. I love the LSD thing, though.

I just read this story for the first time, and really enjoyed it. Both letter-writers' personalities really came through, and seemed totally in character. They made me laugh throughout the story. Beautifully done.
Mum

It was quite an entertaining tale! It's usually not my cup of tea reading K+ rated stories, however, I did enjoy it immensely. Well done. Thanks for sharing it. You did a great job keeping them within character.

That was AWESOME! I loved this good job!