The Moonbeam: Crossover-- Harry Potter/Marie Antoinette

[bitterfic]

For a short time the premiere illusionist in the Court of Versailles was a strange young woman known only as the Moonbeam.

Where she came from was a mystery.  She spoke a bit of French with an accent that was clearly English but (like most things about her) somewhat odd.  Of her background nothing was known.  No one could trace her

Comments

[smartyshortie]

I'll admit I was slightly skeptical going into this, but I HAD to read it because the pairing was intriguing...and the way you wrote it made it SO believable...I could see everything happening. It is written beautifully, you have a great writing style! I love the overhanging sense of mystery through it all.

[sarahcoldheart]

Ditto!!

And wow... This fic is pretty good, I like it!

[bitterfic]

Thanks so much.

[bitterfic]

Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed the story.

[pervert_bitch]

If I had a hat I would be taking it off for you. Good job!

[bitterfic]

Thank you so much.

[sugar_fey]

*here via loonylove*

Well, a Luna Lovegood/Marie Antoinette pairing is certainly one I've never seen before! Points for originality.

I really like this. It passes on a message without being too preachy, and it's very well written. I love your portrayal of Luna, how she realises that she cannot change history, and Marie Antoinette had a depth that's often lacking in stories about her. Nicely done!

[bitterfic]

Thank you so much.

[unjealous]

I second smartyshortie's comment, I was kind of skeptical on the pairing but I was curious, and I figured you'd manage to make it work. And of course, you did. This is lovely and well-done and perfectly light-handed on the HP part.

[unjealous]

Forgot to say--

She was surprised, truly surprised, when it all fell down.

SO gorgeous.

[bitterfic]

Thank you so much. I'm really pleased to know you enjoyed the story.

[falconsoko]

I never saw the Mari Antoinette movie, but now I think I'm going to have to.

[bitterfic]

There's some divided opinion, but I think it's an amazing film and would really recommend it.