Synopsis: Meet Sean Cullen, the newest of the Cullens, one who hates living in Forks with them. He only lives with them because of a promise him and Carlisle made. The Cullens don't like him much either, but Carlisle is a man true to his word. Then one day, a letter arrives for Carlisle, addressed from none other than his old friends, Minerva McGonogall and Albus Dumbledore, requesting that the Cullens would be guardians for a young boy they have never heard of. A young boy named Harry Potter. Then all of a sudden, their lives change. Sean believes that he finally got the excitement he was wanting, the excitement that comes with being a vampire. He has no idea.
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Okay, so, first of all... I hardly ever read crossovers. I tried that a couple of times in the past... I get this sour funny expression and shake my head, wondering, "WHY?!" The reason for this is that usually, crossovers are not the most successful kind of stories. It's not easy to pick two (or more - hell, I admire people who CAN do that!) worlds and just smack them against each other, dropping characters from one into the other. I am a detail person. Say a single thing about a world's mechanics wrong and I promise, you won't wake up the next morning to know it. Perfectionist when it comes to stories, that is me.
Anyway, before I get irreversibly off topic and start listing my criteria for a descent fan fiction instead of writing a review for Forevermore... *grins*
I have to admit, that Nihala is doing a great job so far, keeping me hooked and twisting the events in that kind of way that makes you think, "Well, it is possible, it's not the kind of god-not-once-in-a-million kind of scenarios!"
New vampires joining the Cullens... Tried that... I don't think it was one of the most successful attempts I've done. Sean has his own way of coping with living with the Cullens and the motives and reasons behind this unpleasant roof-sharing experience and hell, they were surprising to me. She really got me hooked for more!
Grammar and spelling are good, I know many of you value that *wink wink* and the plot unravels neatly so far. Although she has the "bad" habit of leaving me hanging in the end of each chapter.
*runs and hides*
Fine, fine, I'm not one to talk about cliffies and unanswered questions... *laughs*
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