Six Variations on a Theme, by minnow1212, for Harlequin challenge

[minnow1212]

Author: minnow1212Pairings: Various, het and slash

Comments

[namastenancy]

You really should put in some original names and submit these to a publisher. They are damn good! Well, good in a Harlequin type of way -in fact, better than any Harlequin book that I ever read in my misspent youth.

namaste sf nancy

[minnow1212]

Thanks! :)

>in my misspent youth.<

Hee. It's nice to know I wasn't the only one.

[fairestcat]

Oh man, these are brilliant!

I love the summaries and every single excerpt left me wanting more.

[minnow1212]

Thanks! The summaries were a blast to write.

[tielan]

Oh. Wow.

I only read the het ones, but they were all as close to in-character as you can get when we're talking romance novels!

*awes*

Loved them. Loved.

[minnow1212]

Thank you! I hadn't actually written any of those het pairings before, so I'm glad to know they didn't come across too horribly *g*

[tielan]

Well, I'd love it if you'd write them a bit more! *g*

Thanks for the good read, anyway!

[cofax7]

::loves::

"The people at my lab are very childish sometimes?"

Okay, that? Made me cackle.

This is all so creative and fun! Yay!

[minnow1212]

Hee! That is totally an appropriate icon for the results of this challenge :)

And thanks.

[wickedwords]

These are great! Man, I really wanted to see John meet Zelenka in A Formula for Love, and I'm afraid my mind went to "is that American or Canadian tylenol?" in Evasive Maneuvers because Tylenol-3, the fomulation containg codine is OTC in Canada, and we know how happy that would make John up in Rodney's lonely Canadian mountian shack. Really, I loved them all and would enjoy reading more.

[minnow1212]

Hrm! I actually have no idea where the mountain shack is! I think it was their childhood friend Carson Beckett's family cabin or something *g* So...sure, it can be in Canada, and Tylenol-3.

Thanks.