Copies of author Sandi fics.

[sandraj60.livejournal.com]

I recently ran across the fic: Dartmouth Series by Sandi. I enjoyed the story immensely and would love to read more of her work. I was hoping someone had copies they could provide. I can’t find a trace of her fics anywhere.
Thanks in advance.
Sandra:)

FOUND: Blklizard was nice enough to share her copies of The Dartmouth Series and three other fics of the author. The link is in the comments. =D

Comments

[natkinnat.livejournal.com]

I read Four Seasons.
You asked to share my feelings, that's what I gladly do.

This story is intimate, sincere, with solid grip of emotional reality of relationship. Precise and concise.
Not at all Brian-centric. Brian is not justified in his life style and his expectation from Justin to adopt his ways of life. I really like the authors point of view on Justin's true heart desire. How he finds out that he is not what Brian expects from him.

In this story Justin falls in love again, and Brian is in the past. But this time Justin's in love with someone who could be truely right for him and it feels good to know it.

[sandraj60.livejournal.com]

Honey, I could write forever on how much I love that story. IN MY OPINION, it is just as good, if not better than Myrna's The One Where Justin.

Don't get me wrong, I was shocked that Myrna wrote such a story and I still love it, but hers was more AU. Sandi took canon and expounded on it in such a way that I had me reading each sentence twice while nodding my head. And it was not so much what she wrote but the way she wrote it:

"In spring, everything is new and exciting and

sometimes a little bit frightening. I remember my every nerve ending screaming to life

when Brian touched me, or whispered passionately in my ear as he fucked me under the

blue lights in his loft. But even the most beautiful spring must end; sometimes suddenly

with the arrival of a violent storm..."

I couldn't agree more with your review of that story. It's a shame the writer, like Myrna, is no longer with the fandom. It's also a shame I haven't read of her stories before.

I have to get dinner going, but let me say this. I was hooked on QAF the moment I witness the chemistry between the two main characters and am one of the ones that cried after watching the last episode. Ultimately, I believe the two belong together.

Fan fiction is a way for to see the two characters in different situations and different outlooks. I have cried tears over how beautiful Brian and Justin are written in love with each other. Flossee's Define Brian come to mind. It's just that every now and then I want to read the unthinkable, especially, after watching an episode that has me questioning some actions of the characters. What I love about fan fiction is that it can provide the answers. Fan fiction, basically, has something for everybody.

Now, how bout that Six Little Words? I will give you my review by PM. I don't want to start a war, LOL!

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