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Title: Welcome Back, Jarod

Except while watching The Pretender and your writing I've never the characters behave so much like themselves. You wrote what you saw, the behaviors and you made it happen. I like Jarod's exaggeration, that he knew it would both boost Raines's ego and apall Parker. Raines would think of the early encounter and Parker needed to have an authentic reaction to avoid suspicion. I can imagine that even later all the evil characters would be thinking not of the possibility of his escaping but thinking "What the hell? Jarod was nuts!" and that's probably what Jarod wanted them to think. Parker played Cox perfectly. Epic chapter all around.

Reviewer: Kyle McLane Anonymous starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: 11/06/19 12:11 am
Title: Welcome Back, Jarod

Yes it's definitely a fitting chapter title. I didn't see it coming that Cox would be in this but what a stroke of freaking genius it was and Miss Parker playing it so cool. You capture Cox brilliantly... as brilliantly as you capture all the characteres. Bravo!

Reviewer: Lacy Signed starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: 02/05/19 02:30 am
Title: Welcome Back, Jarod

oh my gash.. this was the plan - no wonder parker was more than sceptical. or maybe her involvement to this extent was her idea? i am stoked!

Reviewer: lipamo Signed starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: 02/07/17 08:47 am
Title: Welcome Back, Jarod

Keep it comin'!

Reviewer: Amy Anonymous [Report This]
Date: 10/08/13 03:21 am
Title: Welcome Back, Jarod

Your first sentences always pull me in and refocus my concentration. I have to say now that the way you flesh out the characters is aweinspiring.

And now we know that Raines was present when Jarod was brought in as a child, very sublte.

The only fault I can find is that you need to add another chapter. And soon.

 

Reviewer: Imogen Anonymous starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: 07/08/13 07:42 pm
Title: Welcome Back, Jarod

Its common knowledge that you write Jarod and Miss Parker well. I shouldn't be suprised that you would write Cox, Raines and Lyle well too. I could see Cox standing there doing his OCD thing. You know them all well. Wasn't too bad? No it wasn't too bad at all. I'm intrigued and I don't say that a lot. Continue, continue.



Author's Response:

Thanks again for the reads and reviews, but for the record: you can be honest. I'm not going to cry into my pillow or anything as ridiculous as all that. Was it too wordy? Stupid? So-so? Certainly at least one character was out of character.

Reviewer: Jarod Anonymous starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: 03/08/13 05:25 am
Title: Welcome Back, Jarod

Not so bad? Compared to what? Jarod back in the Centre (and yes the title is very apropos). Not for long I trust. Nice to know the Grim Reaper is still around.

Jarod is quite the drama queen and Miss Parker is quite a pretender. I'm still in awe of how you are juggling three, four? stories at once. And very respectful of the fact that you update and don't leave us hanging. At least not for long...



Author's Response:

Ha, yes, he is the drama queen. Jarod is selling crazy and Raines is buying it lock, stock and barrel. Miss Parker is the greatest pretender of them all I think. It's more than four fics, probably, some I need to revisit. I should stop updating so often: familiarity breeds contempt and all that jazz- or so they say. I'm quite respectful that you continue to read and review and I'll try to not leave you hanging for too long. Thank you for reading and reviewing, twisted, it's truly appreciated and keeps the muse from withering away.

Reviewer: twisted Anonymous [Report This]
Date: 02/08/13 06:36 am
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