Firewhiskey Lullaby
michmak11 Reviews | 7.0/10 (11 Ratings, 0 Likes, 11 Favorites )
He stared darkly into his half-empty glass of fire whiskey, before finishing it off and pouring himself another. He didn’t think there was enough alcohol in all of Wizarding Britain that could make him forget her, but one never really knew until they tried.
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Member Since 2005 | 12 Stories | Favorited by 112 | 0 Reviews Written | 3 Review Responses
Mother of three, working out of the house in the field of public relations. I have a very understanding husband and lots of quirks, which probably make me more irritiating than interesting. I used to write lots of fanfiction, but have fallen away from it the past little while, mostly due to personal issues (although some fandom issues surfaced as well). Snape/Hermione is still my 'ship of choice, and that won't change despite what Rowling presents in the last book.
Reviews for Firewhiskey Lullaby
Oh no :(
Reading all your stories is a treasure, but I really should have paid attention to the Character Death warning
i loved this song, and i loved your story. thank you for creating such a sad, sad story.
Well, if this is 'cheesy angst,' I'd like some more, please! Heart-wrenchingly good.
Oh, boy. I remember reading this some time ago - and it's still angsty as hell, but very well written!
As the tears are rolling down my face I have to say 'job well done'. It was very beautiful and sad. Your heart actually aches for them. I'm excited to hear that Walking into Bars isn't abandoned and may see another chapter some day. I can't wait to find out what's really happening there.Hugs, Muggle Mom
OMG.... that song was on when i started reading this and i was like OMG this story SOOOOOO reminds me of Whiskey Lullaby, the moment u said they buried him under the whomping willow and then i was like OMG its on! and then u said it underneath and i was like OMG!!!!!!!!!!
Very poignant.
Brava!! This is my favorite Brad Paisley song, and you adapted it so well into a SS/HG story. I applaud you, I really do.Jenn
Ah, yes. I remember this story. Still like it, too. :) I always like a bit of angsty reading.
That was very beautifully written and very sad. I think you captured the essence of the song in your words. Thank you.
That was very beautifully written and very sad. I think you captured the essence of the song in your words. Thank you.