Recs, the Return
My kid brought the stomach flu from school and I caught it. Then she brought home the plain flu and I have that too. Well, I guess that's one way to lose weight...
Here are few more recs, and they jump fandom. Sorta. Kinda. Maybe hop a little? And I can safely assume you guys are old enough to read the fine print and the warnings if the authors deem it important enough to post?
Holding the Light: a crossover between Avengers and Person of Interest.
What's better than two badasses? Three! John Reese joins in, and his romance with Romanov is both sweet and painful. Like explosions type of painful.
Dark Matter: Bruce Banner/Darcy Lewis.
Darcy is the penultimate fandom bicycle. You could ship her with Jarvis and the relationship would make sense. This one's sweet and painful. And yes, there are explosions.
Say It Like You Mean It: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers.
Remember the fandom bicycle? A lot of people ship her with Barton and that makes sense. But I like it best when she's with Captain America. Yes, it starts off with an explosion.
And that laugh that wrinkles your nose, It touches my foolish heart: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers.
No explosions, but there might be a gratuitous costume party. Imagine Thor dressed like Fred from Scooby Doo.
Kid's Movies: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers.
Darcy acclimates Steve to the 21st century via Disney movies. And it works!
Rule Number Nine: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers.
Steve and Darcy are fuddies. And it works until it doesn't.
I Climbed The Tree To See The World: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers.
The road to true love and self-acceptance is long. And in Darcy's case littered with bullets, Jane Foster on a tear, and bumping into a guy named Steve. Not to mention SHIELD stealing her life wholesale.
Robot Trip: No pairing, just a lot of hilarity.
The author's blurb: Tony is driving from Malibu to Manhattan with a robot in the back seat and Captain America riding escort at Pepper's behest. What could possibly go wrong?
Here are few more recs, and they jump fandom. Sorta. Kinda. Maybe hop a little? And I can safely assume you guys are old enough to read the fine print and the warnings if the authors deem it important enough to post?
Holding the Light: a crossover between Avengers and Person of Interest.
What's better than two badasses? Three! John Reese joins in, and his romance with Romanov is both sweet and painful. Like explosions type of painful.
Dark Matter: Bruce Banner/Darcy Lewis.
Darcy is the penultimate fandom bicycle. You could ship her with Jarvis and the relationship would make sense. This one's sweet and painful. And yes, there are explosions.
Say It Like You Mean It: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers.
Remember the fandom bicycle? A lot of people ship her with Barton and that makes sense. But I like it best when she's with Captain America. Yes, it starts off with an explosion.
And that laugh that wrinkles your nose, It touches my foolish heart: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers.
No explosions, but there might be a gratuitous costume party. Imagine Thor dressed like Fred from Scooby Doo.
Kid's Movies: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers.
Darcy acclimates Steve to the 21st century via Disney movies. And it works!
Rule Number Nine: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers.
Steve and Darcy are fuddies. And it works until it doesn't.
I Climbed The Tree To See The World: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers.
The road to true love and self-acceptance is long. And in Darcy's case littered with bullets, Jane Foster on a tear, and bumping into a guy named Steve. Not to mention SHIELD stealing her life wholesale.
Robot Trip: No pairing, just a lot of hilarity.
The author's blurb: Tony is driving from Malibu to Manhattan with a robot in the back seat and Captain America riding escort at Pepper's behest. What could possibly go wrong?