XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS - ALTERNATIVE FAN FICTION REVIEWS
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**ILLUMINATIONS OF THE SOUL by Cousin Liz
With over a thousand XWP stories now available, it is difficult to write fiction that stands out from the rest. Every once in a while, though, a story comes along that captures the heart as few others have before. This is such a story folks. Marking the debut on the Web of this very talented new bard, ILLUMINATIONS OF THE SOUL is a first-time tale featuring WONDERFULLY tender moments between Xena and the bard, some hilarious misunderstandings and a romantic exploration which gives new meaning to the word passion! - DO NOT read at work in other words ;-) It begins with a dance lesson - a lesson that reveals more than warrior or bard had ever expected and which makes them for the first time look at possibilities that had always seemed too distant before. The journey they then embark on will not be an easy one as they find themselves having to fight prejudice, having to deal with family and ultimately, having to trust in each other and in the call of their hearts. This story is now SOLIDLY entrenched in my favorites list. It is a beautifully written, thoroughly satisfying read which receives my HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION!! - 92 pgs., 9/28/97
http://cousinliz.com/fanfic/cousinliz_iots(1).html
http://ausxip.com/fanfic/illum1.html
http://web.archive.org/web/20010606234709/xwp-altfic.simplenet.com/list-al.htm
ILLUSION by Silk
The third vignette in Silk's passionate APPARITIONS OF LOVE SERIES, this little tale is about a heart conquered by love - a desire so strong it almost doesn't seem real. Very sensual, poetic writing. - 4 pgs., 4/1/98
http://ausxip.com/fanfic2/illusion.html
http://users.ethergate.com/silk/fiction/illusion.html
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