Well, this was not a thing I knew I needed until I started reading. I was looking for F&F x-overs, and the idea of merging these two fandoms would never have occurred to me but fits perfectly. I love the dynamics between characters which is not surprising because you always excel at that. I’m also all for the idea that there was more long-lasting fallout from Mission City. I’m glad you put the series together like this for ease of reading.

Are you planning to continue posting fic here? I know I could hop over to AO3 (and I did to check out your newer stuff) but I prefer the app for both the reading experience and notifications lately.

This was one of the most amazing pieces of original crossoverness I have ever seen. This right here. New favorite. Wow.
You are amazeballz and I love your brain.

Awwwwwww. Love it!

wait is this a Yao?

Brian and Sam...cool. But i think the canon manage to win with the 'dramatic scene'...Sam actually dying, then brought before the Primes... that is part of the reason transformer 3 pissed me off soo much. They manage not to follow through with Sam Prime! Twice!

Plus, no Jetfire's sacrifice... And Optimus with wings?

The only thing i kinda disapprove about this fic. Not that Dom/Brian is does not spark, but I really like Dom/Letty. They fit, you know. Equal partners. Letty is truly his match.

Re-reading this bit. Damn Luke Hobbs rule! I haven't read the next chapters, but i really hope this is what really happened instead of Fast & Furious 7th and 8th. Han lives, please... and his protege join them?

So,yeah...while im not so big on the pairings, DAMN FINALLY! ITS ABOUT TIME SOMEONE MADE THIS CROSSOVER AND STUCK WITH IT! 10 Chapters,Rated M. Hoping this is good as it looks.

Ohhh I wish there was more! Soooooo goooooooodddddd!

This was surprisingly enjoyable. I'm not one for slash, so I skipped those parts, and everything else came together incredibly well.

These last chapters with Hobbs pulled everything together into a stable plot, and I'm really looking forward to seeing how everything you've done so far affects the rest of the movies in both fandoms, or even just how you bring the current arc to a close.

Keep up the great work!

It's bad of me as a writer not to read a story I like and not give it a good review. So here goes, and I'm about to be a little Indian Giver of a reviewer, and for that I apologize up front. Because this is probably the best Crossover of any two Universes of Crossovers I've ever read. The Concept is so obvious and well-thought out and amazingly well-laid. The idea that these two worlds could have collided just makes so much sense. This story is so well-written and so in character, and I really liked reading it. So often with Crossovers, there's "just enough" of the two worlds that you almost forget they don't go together. Sometimes, it's the dialogue that does it - pulls you out and makes you remember - and sometimes, it's the characterization. But this time, it really feels like it should. And I really love that you gave this ability to Brian. He's my favorite of the Fast Franchise. But I have to give one criticism, and it's more personal than anything and has nothing to do with the story. As a lover of the Fast Family, I totally get how it's easy to see Brian and Dom as a couple. They do have this unique bond, however platonic it may be, but for me, that's all I see it as. They're family - brothers - and they'd probably die for each other. But for me, the nudging of Mia to the side, it kind of bothered me. Again, not against the story. Just an opinion. Otherwise, this story was amazing. Thank you for writing it.

love it! wish there were more!

I've read this twice now, And I have to say that I like your characterization of Brian and Dom, and Sam, and Optimus- the list goes on.

The end of chapter 6 seems like you had more planned- are you going to one back to this eventually?

This is... absolutely f**king brilliant! (Sorry for language)

- Katy

LOL! Oh, oh, oh, Bestia and Belle, Romeo and Juliet, but at least the families are allied, however reluctantly, now. I wish I'd known there was more to this before.