as many of your stories, this too is a cleverly and well written story.

Thanks - I had a lot of fun with that one - hope you've enjoyed the others in the series.

Nice one. The story took a long time to reach the point, but it was well worth it.

Thanks - it seemed like a fun idea, glad you enjoyed it.

Bwahahahaha! This is an excellent crossover. [grinning ear to ear]

Thanks, I had fun writing it, glad you enjoyed it.

What a jolly good series of little stories, I'm wondering how I managed to miss them!

Looking forward to more.

DaveT.

Glad you like them - can't promise more soon, but it's a fandom I like to come back to now and again.

Thanks for reminding me that its been too long since I re-read the books.

Terrific story.

That's one of the reasons I write fanfic. Glad you enjoyed it.

Hee! Good Omens!

Very nicely done, so in character for everyone.

Thanks!

My Dear boy, I am far from the bloom of life and can say that in my youth I happily read most of Mr Charteris's "Saint" books, with this in mind I am able to categorically state with complete rectitude, fortitude and absolute certainty that this little story is very, very close to the "feel" that the original books used to impart to the reader.

Along with the original "Tarzan" novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs (all sadly out of print) made my childhood heaven and I miss them dreadfully, thank you kindly for a little taste of my childhood.

Thanks for the kind words - I grew up reading them and still have quite a few on my shelves, he's a wonderful character and I'm perpetually amazed that I'm the only person who seems to be writing fanfic.

Excellent - I think Terry would like this as well :)

Thanks!

Marcus, I always look forward to your work.

Thanks!

Oh brilliant. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. Loved it to very small pieces, Marcus.

Um, Marcus? The chapter title is currently 'Chrustening Gift'.

Dohhhhhh! Now fixed. Glad you liked the story.

I always love reading your Saint stories as I remember reading many of his stories and novels from my grandfather's collection of books and magazines when I was a kid and it brings back fond memories. In your first sentence, you write: "I still don't understand why anyone would be demented enough to want us to be their child's godfather". But don't you mean "us to be their child's godPARENTS"? Nice rationalization explaining Simon's abnormally long life span, by the way. I always thought pre-decimalization British currancy was God just balancing the books after giving your small island a world wide empire. Lol!

Thanks for the correction!