cathleen · 19 January 2008 · Chapter 1: More haste,less speed
What a sweet little tale!
Author's reply
Thank you,I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
More Haste, Less Speed by Linda Hoyland
Reviews (6)
Estelcontar · 12 January 2008 · Chapter 1: More haste,less speed
Linda, as I told you when you posted the unpolished version, this is a most delightful vignette. It has just gotten better now. They were really, really unlucky weren't they? If they had stayed longer at the market, they might have met Arwen and Eowyn there.
Author's reply
Many thanks for your much appreciated review.I'm pleased you like this polished version. They were unlucky indeed.I wonder how we miss catching up with old friends by just an instant?
Vilwarin · 10 January 2008 · Chapter 1: More haste,less speed
Ah, a delightful little piece. Poor men, but I can fully understand the merchant's excitement. But doesn't Aragorn know that he is gift enough? Thanks for posting.
Author's reply
Many thanks for your much appreciated review.I'm pleased you enjoyed the story.I always imagine Aragorn as feeling he must keep proving how much he loves his wife and child.At least it was the merchant's lucky day!
harrowcat · 10 January 2008 · Chapter 1: More haste,less speed
Enjoyed this Linda. Poor husbands but then if they hadn't stopped in the market they may have made it back just in time to be dragged to the market by their wives!
Author's reply
Many thanks for your much appreciated review.As most men hate being taken shopping by their wives,maybe they will eventually be glad they are too late!That is unless they decide to follow the ladies!
Larner · 10 January 2008 · Chapter 1: More haste,less speed
Of course! Poor man! Now to wait--and wait--for the Queen to return! At least the merchant has made his sale of the day--perhaps of the year!
Author's reply
At least the merchant is happy,though poor Aragorn and Faramir are not !Thanks for meading and commenting.
Raksha The Demon · 9 January 2008 · Chapter 1: More haste,less speed
Heee! All that haste for nothing. Like most busy husbands of today, Aragorn waits until he's arrived back in his own city to pick up presents for his wife and child. All that effort; and the ladies and children had gone to the market themselves.
Author's reply
Many thanks for your much appreciated review.I'm pleased you enjoyed the story.It seems even great Kings share some failings with lesser men!