The Road to Tikihama by deltacephei (PG-13)
Title: The Road to Tikihama
Fandom: Psych
Pairing: Shawn Spencer/Carlton Lassiter
Categories: episode related, hurt/comfort
Length: long (15.6k)
Warnings: n/a
Author on LJ: n/a
Author Website: works on AO3
Summary: This is not a story about a chance meeting of two insomniacs. This is a story about beer, a machete, the fashion police, zebras, egg salad, Truth or Truth, the c-word and handcuffs. With sprinkles on top. (Post "Tuesday the 17th".)
Review: Good follow-up to the episode "Tuesday the 17th" (one of my personal favorites), though you don't need to be familiar with the episode to understand or enjoy this fic. There's not a lot of long Shawn/Lassiter fic out there, so I was really pleased to find this, and even more pleased when I read it and it turned out to be very well done. It's sweet in the weird way that Psych is, and funny - Shawn's voice is particularly apt - and a good look at Shawn, Lassiter, and their relationship. I would have loved for it to be a bit longer, but it's wonderful as it is.
The Road to Tikihama
Fandom: Psych
Pairing: Shawn Spencer/Carlton Lassiter
Categories: episode related, hurt/comfort
Length: long (15.6k)
Warnings: n/a
Author on LJ: n/a
Author Website: works on AO3
Summary: This is not a story about a chance meeting of two insomniacs. This is a story about beer, a machete, the fashion police, zebras, egg salad, Truth or Truth, the c-word and handcuffs. With sprinkles on top. (Post "Tuesday the 17th".)
Review: Good follow-up to the episode "Tuesday the 17th" (one of my personal favorites), though you don't need to be familiar with the episode to understand or enjoy this fic. There's not a lot of long Shawn/Lassiter fic out there, so I was really pleased to find this, and even more pleased when I read it and it turned out to be very well done. It's sweet in the weird way that Psych is, and funny - Shawn's voice is particularly apt - and a good look at Shawn, Lassiter, and their relationship. I would have loved for it to be a bit longer, but it's wonderful as it is.
The Road to Tikihama