aww i hecka like this so far. i cant wait to read more! goood job

Author's Response: Thank you!

I read this story on the fic exchange and was completely enraptured with it. Ginny’s daydreams are great; every one of us embellishes and exaggerates our qualities in our dreams and you’ve managed to portray that wonderfully through those little scenes. I think one’s dreams and ideals of what one would like to be really define oneself and so these parts let us get to know Ginny much more intimately than any other prose would be able to.

I particularly enjoyed the high society that provides the background and much of the basis for the intrigue in the story. There are far too few such stories, if you ask me. Oh, and I just love Pansy and Blaise, especially in later chapters. *g*

I suppose I shouldn’t mention the other parts I enjoyed that haven’t been posted up here yet, in case I ruin it for others. However, I distinctly remember enjoying the scenes between Draco and Ginny when they were alone at the Manor.

Now that my exams are finished, I may just have time to have a read of Northanger Abbey. It’s one of Austen’s stories which I haven’t read, so it should be interesting to compare this story of yours to the original. :)

Author's Response: Thank you so much! I'm glad you like the daydreams--they were my way of showing Ginny's naivitee. If you haven't read Northanger Abbey yet, you probably don't know quite how naive her counterpart is supposed to be. That doesn't quite fit Ginny as we know her, though, but the daydreams seemed to fit. I'm glad you enjoyed the high society (and Pansy and Blaise--they ended up being one of my favorite parts of the story, even though I never expected them to even appear!), and the scenes with Draco and Ginny at the Manor. I will post the rest of the story soon enough--feel free to continue to comment on parts you like. I certainly won't object! :) Anyway, thank you very much for your comments. I'm sure you will enjoy reading Northanger Abbey, and that my story will pale in comarison once you do! Thanks for reading and for the review!