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Syn doesn't give much of a descriptor for her fics but never fear - its not needed - you just need to trust her.
My only down side was I didn't realise that Universal Invariants had 2nd part to it: And similarly I didn't realise All The Way Home had Head Over Heels AND Every Evil as follow ups.
The titles are familiar, and I feel like I've read them before. However my amnesia as to what I read in my teens prevailed and I enjoyed the ride as though I had never heard of syntax6 before (definitely had).
Review of Universal Invariants and Laws of motion
I don't know how she did it-- she weaved in and out of seasons 1 and 2 then 4,5 and some of 6? to flesh it out and did more with it than CC ever could have with the 22 episodes x44 minute format he was restricted to.
Ethan becomes much more than a throw away character and much more happens in Puerto Rico than you'd think.
Syntax adds casefiles and more layers and weaves them into canon scenes that I still remember even though my rewatch was in August.
Now in my head Ethan is canon and it is vaguely possible that M and S had an affair in s2 prior to her abduction.
Scorecard for UI and LOM because it's going to be a winner:
Score card:
Characterisation of canon characters: A
Characterisation of original characters: A+
Smut: A++ for the realism and non-porn like scenes
Overall writing: A
Oh what am I going to read next?! **runs back to the top tens list**
Syn doesn't give much of a descriptor for her fics but never fear - its not needed - you just need to trust her.
My only down side was I didn't realise that Universal Invariants had 2nd part to it: And similarly I didn't realise All The Way Home had Head Over Heels AND Every Evil as follow ups.
The titles are familiar, and I feel like I've read them before. However my amnesia as to what I read in my teens prevailed and I enjoyed the ride as though I had never heard of syntax6 before (definitely had).
Review of Universal Invariants and Laws of motion
I don't know how she did it-- she weaved in and out of seasons 1 and 2 then 4,5 and some of 6? to flesh it out and did more with it than CC ever could have with the 22 episodes x44 minute format he was restricted to.
Ethan becomes much more than a throw away character and much more happens in Puerto Rico than you'd think.
Syntax adds casefiles and more layers and weaves them into canon scenes that I still remember even though my rewatch was in August.
Now in my head Ethan is canon and it is vaguely possible that M and S had an affair in s2 prior to her abduction.
Scorecard for UI and LOM because it's going to be a winner:
Score card:
Characterisation of canon characters: A
Characterisation of original characters: A+
Smut: A++ for the realism and non-porn like scenes
Overall writing: A
Oh what am I going to read next?! **runs back to the top tens list**
