Excellent story!  Lovely way to end it too!

Author's Response: Thanks!  Gotta have a happy ending whenever possible!---ml

Hey Mal-

sorry I didnt review along the way- but as with all your stories- this one kept me waiting for the next alert that you'd posted.

Loved the twists and turns- had to say you had me panicked when possessedSam threw that match down on Dean in the hole... and really loved how mother and daughter just wanted to be together in the afterlife...

Dwight was awesome-- great OC that was willing to help out the guys. And I loved Dean just having to go off on his own to process everything that happened.

Kinda hoping ( hint hint) that maybe at some point Edith dies and the boys return to the Rose Cottage- There has to be some more mystery about the place considering its history... ( shameless plea for a sequel here!!)

Again- i loved it.. thanks for sharing.

Author's Response: Thanks,  Tree,  ---means alot to me.  And since the Stone lamb locale has significance for me as well,  I think the final installment in this series will most likely feature that setting....whenever it finally forms in my fractured mind!----ml

aw, lovely! beautiful ending - you've populated an entire landmass with friends to the boys in the course of this series, finishing it on a real high note - love that last line! (so very Dean...) and I can't wait to read some more, whenever the muse decides to come out and play again...

Thanks

cal

Author's Response: Thanks for the boost,  cal.   I'm a sucker for happy endings,  I need the Winchester brothers to have allies and champions---ml

Thank you so much for a wonderful story,

I loved every chapter.

Author's Response: Glad to have entertained,  thanks for taking the time to say so!---ml

I loved Edith.  She was a sweet character and Dean needs a grandma!!

Very good story.

Thank you.

Author's Response: Thanks for saying so,  mtee.  Everyone should have a little,  dried up,  smiley gramma.---ml

I hope by crushing the bottle it's going to put Emeline at peace, she and her mother deserved it. Can't wait for your next update Marquessa.

Author's Response:

Thanks,  Oceane

 

Oops! What now? poor guys! dogs and lambs and ghosties... love it!

Author's Response: Thanks for saying so.

I just knew that damn stone lamb was going to be important! I just love the way you weave your narratives -- how you can add a twist and keep us going without it feeling contrived... Your twists are always like little refreshers!!! I'm always so sad when it looks like the story might be winding down! I can't think that this trip is going to be easy on or good for Dean.... You know he's not up to at least sub-parr if he isn't at least trying to drive!

Author's Response: Thanks for all your comments,  Lisa.

Awww...Poor Dean, he's still not in enough shape to help Sam with Emeline at least Dwight is there to give an hand. What's going to happen next, can't wait to know.

Thank you for the lovely, juicy long chapter... I swear, with every chapter, you just convince me more that I must be related to Edith! That whole cooking for an army thing? My mother's whole family does that! Great reunion between the boys and yeah Dwight to the rescue!!!! I just know that that damn lamb is still going to be important somehow... And I agree with Dean - there is no such thing as an easy salt 'n burn....

Author's Response: Thanks for saying so.   I wish I knew Edith in person,  my own Grannies were Dutch,  and they visited on occasion from Holland,  but there was always a language barrier.  and to a little kid---they were just intimidating and odd.  I think you must be very lucky.  And Dwight sort of developed into the shining  defender that I always wished the brothers had,  after all they'd done for strangers.  (sigh...)  I know there's a wrap-up story for this series somewhere in my mind---the segments float around and vex me at midnight---but they refuse to gel.  I think they will eventually link together into something cohesive and satisfying,  but until then......

 

Another great chapter as always. :)And Sam's back YAY now he can be the worried caring brother, and poor Dean! sick and hurt (just how i like him) *I know I'm a sadistic bitch* LOL

 

Author's Response: So--are you a Dean or a Sam fiend..?  I tried,  but I am incapable of writing Sam effectively.  I dunno---he just doesn't resonate with me the way that Dean does.  Maybe it's an age thing.....

Another great chapter. I loved Dwight punching Sam under Dean's careful tutelage! Why do I get the feeling that these three are going to be sharing a hospital room or at least some serious mother henning from Edith... And I know that Dean is going to insist on going to retrieve that lamb himself now.... As always, I'm a total sucker for hurt!Dean to the rescue....