How to Heal a Gryffindor
LiteraryBeauty9 Reviews | 7.78/10 (9 Ratings, 0 Likes, 38 Favorites )
Hermione has a plan. It involves two Slytherins, one bed, and herself. But even the simplest plans have ulterior motives. What do they each stand to gain from such an arrangement?
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Due to the often controversial nature of my fics, I've decided I will no longer be posting here (this not NOT include my WIPs--Princes in Exile and Caged Bird Sings will continue to be updated here. This is regarding only my oneshots and future long fics). You can find all my stories at my Livejournal, under the name literaryspell. None of the fics are, as yet, friendslocked, so you can read at your leisure, and friend me, or not, as you like. :D Be sure to check out my master list, which is the first post on my LJ page. Thank you!
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Reviews for How to Heal a Gryffindor
Yum.
That was really entertaining.
I don't personally enjoy slash between men. I'm not sure why. I don't mind female slash, also don't know why female is OK but male slash isn't. But, I guess I'm not good at sharing. Two women one man would not appeal to me if there was any emotional relationship between the man and one or both of the women. Just for fun and no relationship would be fine. Who knows where these rules get made in a person's head. In anycase, this was the perfect fantasy of two men and one women, both wanting her. I usually don't read SS/HG/LM. Well done, but too short.
Response from LiteraryBeauty (Author of How to Heal a Gryffindor)
Thank you! Like I always say, the things I write about are so not the things I would do in real life. That's why I write, you know? Anyway, I'm glad you enjoyed it, shortness aside.
I've only just come across this, following on from reading some of your other stuff (which I will no doubt review in the fullness of time), and thought I'd review simply because it's so good! I don't think I've ever read a 'threesome' which is more than just PWP, but you have done the most amazing job of creating the background feelings that make this come across as so much more.I'm still not sure that I'm totally convinced about the whole idea though (my argument being: who the hell would need anyone else if they'd got Severus?!) However, this certainly does work within the context of this story. Such is the power and beauty of your writing to make me actually like/approve of such a grouping! Interesting though that it's Lucius who leaves and Severus who stays ... :-)
Response from LiteraryBeauty (Author of How to Heal a Gryffindor)
Your reviews are like the best thing that's ever happened to me. :D Thank you so much for taking the time to read and then write such lovely thoughts.I try to imbue some meaning into all my oneshots. I'm not a fan of PWP (though I have written some) so I try to take things a little further.I'm with you on the "who needs more than Snape" angle! I wholeheartedly agree. I wrote this as a gift for someone, and this was her OT3. I wanted to explore a more vulnerable Lucius.As for Lucius leaving, most people say they would have thought Snape the one to leave, but I disagree. Snape is ready to forgive himself and move on, but Lucius is still in morning (not to mention fighting with his ideologies).
What a lovely story; I just love these three together. You've done a wonderful job of showing how hurt they are, but left it so very hopeful. Beautiful writing!
Response from LiteraryBeauty (Author of How to Heal a Gryffindor)
Thank you so much! I love this pairing (grouping) as well. I'm glad you found the ending to be hopeful--many didn't, but I did intend for it to be. :)
That was lovely. I really like how you handled the characterizations and relationships. If you want to write more on this, I would definitely like to read it. Good stuff! Cat
Response from LiteraryBeauty (Author of How to Heal a Gryffindor)
Thank you so much! I have another fic with this threesome (not the same universe, though, and it's really just porn) called Blinded. I don't really intend to expand on this--there is just too much out there I want to write first! But it's not out of the question.
Let's hope Lucius won't take too long to return. Well written, sweetly naughty and heart warming all rolled up into one. Well done! :D
Response from LiteraryBeauty (Author of How to Heal a Gryffindor)
Thank you so much! In my head, even though the fic is over, he comes around in a few months after steady pursual from Hermione and typical Slytherin tactics by Snape. :)
Great fic!! I think it deserves a sequel =}
Must. Have. Sequel: "The Return of Lucius" Loved this coming together, would love to see it continue!
Response from LiteraryBeauty (Author of How to Heal a Gryffindor)
Thank you. Many demands for a sequel, but I'm just not sure. It's possible, in the future when I have less plotbunnies! I'm glad you liked it.