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This user gave Return of Boba Fett stars and wrote this review:

Oh, this one is good! From an anonymous Storm Trooper to the most feared and respected bounty hunter in the galaxy, Kenneth Neill tells a tale that will keep you scrolling right to the end. I'm not going to spoil this one for you any more than to say that Vader figures into the return of Boba Fett, and that a childhood secret may be spilled.

I recommend this story highly, with a 10 out of 10, both for content and skilled writing. Bravo, Mr. Neill!

This user gave Loner's Heart stars and wrote this review:

I wish I knew who the author was for this, so I could e-mail them personally and thank them for this story. Yes, it's THAT good. The unknown author took the time to completely develop a female character that is neither needy nor needing; a rarity even in a lot of fanfic, where females tend to still need rescuing on an alarmingly regular basis.

"Brandy" is the sort of person I wouldn't mind having on my side in a fight, yet she keeps her femininity intact. This is a bit of a long tale, but stay with it...it doesn't disappoint.

This user gave Keeping Up Appearances stars and wrote this review:

Short and humourous, this piece cuts to the capture very quickly. The story reminds me of the type that may have been written as a list challenge, and I think Mr. Lee has done a good job of it. This tale is exceptional in that we don't know where Boba is at first, which turns out to be a good thing. There seems to be a definite upswing of nice, tight writing for the Fan Club recently; I'd like to see that continue.

This user gave Just Another Hunt stars and wrote this review:

This is a nice little "what if" romance-enhanced encounter between our man Fett and Shada, who becomes a bounty hunter and Fett's partner. I liked this one; it's got some nice, tight writing in it, something that unfortunately too many fanfics don't. I can also imagine the Boba of the movies doing most of the dialogue in this story, and this writer does a good job of keeping the chattiness to a minimum.

I'd like to have had the story go on a bit longer in the middle, developing the reason(s) for Fett and Shada falling in love and their uncomfortable-ness with it, but I liked the fact that this writer knew when to end the tale.