1920 BY _allure

LOVE INTEREST: KLAUS MIKAELSON

SUMMARY:

The roaring twenties is Niklaus Mikaelson's play ground but when he meets Isabel Sterling, a young girl who is tough as nails he's intrigued. Will their pasts get in the way of their futures? Will Isabel return Niklaus's affection?

REVIEW BY mikaeIsons :

Isabel is so sassy, I love it. Her and Klaus are pretty much meant to be because their sass basically match up. I really love Isabel and Klaus together and their flirting is so cute, especially in the beginning with Klaus finding out her name--that was adorable. Isabel is such a flirt it's amazing. Her and Rebekah's friendship is awesome and they know each other so well. Isabel is truly an awesome, badass character who's been through so much, but she found Klaus who makes her happy. I can't wait to read more!

REVIEW BY liamdunbar:

Isabel is such a great character, and even though I'm only four chapters in, I love the dynamic between her and not only Klaus but also Rebekah and even her own brother. This story is already really interesting, and covers a time in Klaus's past that TVD merely breezes over in an episode or two. I really love Isabel's personality, and the fact that she's a witch, as you don't get very many of those in fics for some reason. I'm actually reading the fifth chapter as I type this and for some reason I just can't seem to stop reading. I just keep typing a sentence and going back to see what happens next. You've created a really interesting story that I'm excited to see unfold!

REVIEW BY margotrobbies

I'm not that far in to the story, but I already love it! Isabel and Klaus are creeping in on my OTP list. It's almost as if they were meant to be! I always wanted to see more about Klaus in the 20's, and this story is perfect for just that. As I said before, I'm not too far into the story, so Isabel is still kind of a mystery for me. Like why didn't she want Klaus to know her name in the beginning for example? I just find the small details in books extremely interesting and I hope I find the answer somewhere in the book. I can't wait to read more!