for Island Olivier1/17/2018 c12 Acie
So cute, I love this!
So cute, I love this!
9/17/2017 c12 Guest
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
7/16/2015 c12 Guest
eek i heart it elizabeth is a cold, sullen bitch that has no friends
eek i heart it elizabeth is a cold, sullen bitch that has no friends
12/26/2013 c3 Wickedforlife
Why arent they trying? Didnt she take high school french or spanish? Shouldnt he know some english?
Why arent they trying? Didnt she take high school french or spanish? Shouldnt he know some english?
8/7/2013 c12 Dominique Diane
Great story, it was pretty awesome! The way you wrote this was spectacular, also the way you put the feelings of the characters!
Regards.
Great story, it was pretty awesome! The way you wrote this was spectacular, also the way you put the feelings of the characters!
Regards.
7/11/2013 c11 Secrets
*Grrrr...* why can't there be NICE pretty,non-best friend of the heroine,non-heroine girls in a story?
*Grrrr...* why can't there be NICE pretty,non-best friend of the heroine,non-heroine girls in a story?
1/8/2013 c12 HeadOverHeelsInHate
Awww! So freaking cute! Love it! Ollie and Romie are adorable! And I love how you put french in to the story, I always find it cool to read tidbits of french in an English book. :P Lizzy was an ass. Awesome story!
Awww! So freaking cute! Love it! Ollie and Romie are adorable! And I love how you put french in to the story, I always find it cool to read tidbits of french in an English book. :P Lizzy was an ass. Awesome story!
9/1/2012 c1 
3fellintothemoon
Hey! This is Melissa from the site A Drop of Romeo. Your story has been added to our archive under the Hate/Love section. Congrats! Here's your review:
Melissa Thinks: Two tourists from a boat traveling to Polynesia, an American woman and a French man, get stranded on an island when their boat gets caught in a storm. Unfortunately, with neither of them speaking the other's language, frustration fills the air as they try and communicate with each other; sometimes succeeding and other times failing miserably. The interactions between Olivier and Rose Mary as they try to not only get along, but try to find a way off this island is filled with annoyance and passion. Will they be saved or will they be stuck forever?
This was an interesting and simple plot. I've loved stranded stories ever since I saw LOST when I was younger. The story was not only believable, but realistic. The relationship between the two characters was very amusing and charming to watch unfold. Olivier's arrogant attitude at first was a little annoying, but he grew on me after a few chapters, as did Romie who at first was ordinary and bland, became a strong female lead with a good sense of humor. It did get predictable and cliche at certain points, but not in an obnoxious way; in a totally awesome and fluffy way! Contrasting between both of the cultures and personalities of the characters created a nice little uniqueness and hilarity to their exchanges and it especially added character to the story in seeing how different situations can be viewed by two different people. Island Olivier wouldn't have been the same without the language barrier that makes the whole thing way more romantic. It's a power struggle between two dominant people in which they must decide what they care more about: their pride or their survival.
3fellintothemoonHey! This is Melissa from the site A Drop of Romeo. Your story has been added to our archive under the Hate/Love section. Congrats! Here's your review:
Melissa Thinks: Two tourists from a boat traveling to Polynesia, an American woman and a French man, get stranded on an island when their boat gets caught in a storm. Unfortunately, with neither of them speaking the other's language, frustration fills the air as they try and communicate with each other; sometimes succeeding and other times failing miserably. The interactions between Olivier and Rose Mary as they try to not only get along, but try to find a way off this island is filled with annoyance and passion. Will they be saved or will they be stuck forever?
This was an interesting and simple plot. I've loved stranded stories ever since I saw LOST when I was younger. The story was not only believable, but realistic. The relationship between the two characters was very amusing and charming to watch unfold. Olivier's arrogant attitude at first was a little annoying, but he grew on me after a few chapters, as did Romie who at first was ordinary and bland, became a strong female lead with a good sense of humor. It did get predictable and cliche at certain points, but not in an obnoxious way; in a totally awesome and fluffy way! Contrasting between both of the cultures and personalities of the characters created a nice little uniqueness and hilarity to their exchanges and it especially added character to the story in seeing how different situations can be viewed by two different people. Island Olivier wouldn't have been the same without the language barrier that makes the whole thing way more romantic. It's a power struggle between two dominant people in which they must decide what they care more about: their pride or their survival.