So beautifully written. I loved the gradual build of their relationship, and when Ginny swore that she would go to Azkaban with Draco - heartrending. The ancient magic based on love and the artwork symbolising the different kinds of love was a perfect backdrop.

Author's Response: Thank you very much! I'm glad that you thought it all worked well together.

Cute! A great one-shot.

Author's Response: Thank you!

Ginny and Draco have moved to Gastown. How wonderful is that! I just love your unorthodox British Wizardry meets with West Coast First Nations, and the character of Joseph is great too. The thing that really made me laugh is, knowing the Museum of Anthro, they probably have a unofficial Dept. of Mystics somewhere for real, with bonafide medicine men/women. And they would probably agree wholeheartedly with the aspects of love, or at least that love is the major aspect.

The way that Draco and Ginny ease themselves into love is also quite wonderful. I love that first kiss. So, altogether this is quite the unusual, imaginative and terrific story.

Author's Response: I'm happy you think the Vancouver setting works. I was a little worried about that! I also don't know a whole lot about the ideas behind First Nations art, but I figured that love is at the center of most religions/philosophies/world-views, so it probably wasn't too far off. I originally had the whole story on a much more compact time-line, but decided it was completely unrealistic and threw it out the window. You can't hurry love, after all. Anyway, I had better stop rambling before I start channelling more Motown groups. Thanks for the review!