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Omg tht was amazin I loved it from beging 2 end

Hi! I'm a Snape fan from Barcelona, and I've just finished this story and absolutely love it.
It's really awesome.
I've read that you've written a Snape/Luna story called "Cruellest Summer", but I haven't been able to find it. Has the title changed, perhaps? Could you tell me where I could read it? I'd really love to, since I love Luna too.
Thank you

Hey,

Just read Ashes of Armageddon and I loved it! You and your beta put together a very thorough and rich story, and I'm glad you continued with book 2. Good luck with your other writing ventures; may they all come together as seamlessly as this one.

-GD

Am really loving this story at the moment. The thought of what Harry could have become if he didn't talk to Albus after he "died" is an interesting situation to see. And I loved how Snape was going force Harry to kill him to exchange mastership of the wand. Will keep reading.

Chapter 40: I just burst out laughing at the image of Harry getting knocked in the head by a Hyppogriff if Voldie comes back.

Chapter 45: I am completely charmed at the shy glances Harry was giving Snape in the morning.

This was a very good story, I really loved it. I thank you for not killing of Harry :) Thank you for sharing this amazing story!

//Betty

I have to say, this was THE BEST slave Snape fiction I have ever read and probably will ever read. It was truth magnificent in its details and the emotional connection and hardships each character went through. Now I am not overly emotional but I was practically weeping at the fire scene with Snape and Harry. This story is probably something I will come back and read again over and over. Thank you.

Thank you so much for your work.
One day my friend started reading the story aloud (a translated to Russian language version )and I couldn't stop myself from finding the "Ashes".
The plot is incredibly woven from twists and turns, eerie contrasts and fluffy moments, regular days and most rare events.
I loved Hermione dearly )))
Also I have to mention your style and thoughts, that have saturated the story. Every drop was priceless.
I do not know how or where you've received the idea to write the "Ashes", but it must have happened on an especially bright day.
Thank you again.

Wonderful. Just wonderful. I really liked the twist with Al and the dust--it had me on the edge of my seat. And as much as I loved little Hugo, my favorite character of the whole story is the leader of the Cockatrice. The bit where he was sitting on Severus' wand and hissing obscenities at everyone made me burst out laughing even as I was crying my eyes out.

It was a satisfying ending/epilogue too, and like I said before, a wonderful story all around.