Teen Wolf: Muérdago
Title: Muérdago
Author:
starbolin
Fandom: Teen Wolf
Pairing(s): Derek Hale/Stiles Stilinski
Rating: Explicit
Genre/Kinks:
Word Count: 17,674
Summary:
"Mistletoe was often considered a pest that kills trees and devalues natural habitats, but was recently recognized as an ecological keystone species, an organism that has a disproportionately pervasive influence over its community. In Norse myth, an arrow made of mistletoe was the only thing that was able to kill the god Balder. The goddess Frigg had asked all other things to vow not to hurt Balder, but she had ignored the mistletoe because it seemed too small to be dangerous."
Why I am Recommending it:
We have rouge hunters. Stiles as Willows. Derek telling jokes. God awful jokes like a bear, a man, a women at a movie theater bad that are also endearing. The one quibble that I have is that I really, really wanted to hear the conversation between Melissa and Stiles' dad about werewolves. I wonder if the author can be talked into writing a sequel?
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Author:
starbolin
Fandom: Teen Wolf
Pairing(s): Derek Hale/Stiles Stilinski
Rating: Explicit
Genre/Kinks:
Word Count: 17,674
Summary:
"Mistletoe was often considered a pest that kills trees and devalues natural habitats, but was recently recognized as an ecological keystone species, an organism that has a disproportionately pervasive influence over its community. In Norse myth, an arrow made of mistletoe was the only thing that was able to kill the god Balder. The goddess Frigg had asked all other things to vow not to hurt Balder, but she had ignored the mistletoe because it seemed too small to be dangerous."
Why I am Recommending it:
We have rouge hunters. Stiles as Willows. Derek telling jokes. God awful jokes like a bear, a man, a women at a movie theater bad that are also endearing. The one quibble that I have is that I really, really wanted to hear the conversation between Melissa and Stiles' dad about werewolves. I wonder if the author can be talked into writing a sequel?
Crossposted from Dreamwidth where there are
comments. Comment here or there using OpenID.