I'm rediscovering my love for Due South recently and i spent a great deal of time rediscovering old favorites. In this story RayK and Fraser are an established couple living in Chicago when a young Mountie from the comes from the Territories who seems strangely familiar ( Read more... )

It's no secret that I like Aristide and Mairead Triste's stories. There isn't one story that she written that I didn't like with one exception. It has been a long time since I first read Haven. According to the Due South archive it was posted in 2007, but if I remember correctly, it was written much earlier then that ( Read more... )

It's been a long time since I read a Due South story and the plan was to revisit some old favorites. Instead I read a new one. It's not a great story, but it's a good one. The one downer was the lack of Diefenbaker ( Read more... )

It's this relatively new story (posted November 2006) that got me start reading Due South again. I found the abrupt switch from future to past to be a little disconcerting and jarring; however, the way Fraser and RayK is portrayed more then makes up for it ( Read more... )

For the last few days I have been rereading some of my favorite Due South stories. This is one of them. There is something about RayK realizing that he may not be as straight as he thought he was that will never get old. It appeals to my sense of humor. A jealous Fraser is an added bonus. I love it when he is snarky ( Read more... )

I took a trip down memory and re-read one of my favorite Due South story. Poor Ray is so conflicted and Fraser is not helping.

Title: Unguarded Protectorate
Author: Mairead Triste (cimmerians) & Bone (thisisbone)
Pairing: Fraser/Kowalski
Rating: Adult
Summary: The road to Heaven is paved with bad intentions. And smut

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This is one of my favorite AUs in the Due South universe. Stella died in a car accident leaving behind her husband, Ray Kowalski, and their two children. Two years later Fraser comes back from vacation and finds Ray Vechio undercover and Ray Kowalski taking over his pending case load. The rest is history. I love Ray as a father and the ( Read more... )

After all the trouble I went through trying to find the last story of the series, I thought I might as well add it my recs. It's a twist on they go to Northwest territories and live happily ever after. Even though Ray adapts physically , mentally? Not so much. You add a interfering busybody of a Power and you get a quirky little series that is ( Read more... )

I spent the better part of this evening trying to track down a Due South story (RayK/Fraser). I don't remember the title or author. No that would be to easy. I do remember the story. It's post end of the series. Fraser and Ray are back in Chicago and Ray is reconnecting with his life prior to the undercover work. An old friend of his transfer ( Read more... )

Speranza is one of my favorite Due South writer. In this story she rearranges the ending of the tv series. Dewey and Huey go to Florida and open a bowling alley. Francesca Vecchio becomes a stand up comedian. RayV and Stella go on an adventure but first decide to visit Fraser and find him, RayK and the 6 kids they adopted. It's a fun read ( Read more... )