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fic: I Call This Woman

Dec 29, 2009 19:53

Author's note: For non-Fever readers, this scene refers to a moment in Dreamfever when, after Mac has been captured and raped repeatedly by Unseelie (dark) Fae princes to the point where she is so severely addicted to sex with Fae that it is all she can think of, Barrons retrieves her and begins to "cure" her back to some semblance of humanity. And ( Read more... )

fandoms: fever series, character: jericho barrons, fic: drabble123 sex series, character: mackayla lane, fanfic

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grayglube January 1 2010, 11:05:04 UTC

Just finished the 1st book, fastest I've ever read book I think. 5 hours-ish. One brillant mad dash of insomnia and a pack of cigarettes and damn...I might have to start the 2nd one. Like right now. And go to bed at 10am.

Barrons = <3

stormsandsins January 1 2010, 16:17:21 UTC

I know. It took me a while to like Mac at first (because of her brat-ish, never-a-care attitude) but dayum I fell hard for both her and Barrons once he stepped into the picture :)

It's a brilliant series, really.

grayglube January 2 2010, 03:00:26 UTC

Mac was hard to like, still hard to like but I'm getting there with her. I like how she's got another "side" that (since I'm only halfway through the second book) hasn't been shown yet. Kind of balances her out.

With Barrons I get serious vibes of "That's a Warren Peace moment just waiting to get written" I guess that's what I get for writing Sky High fics while I read it. I'm reading Barrons like I would an older version of War, not that that is helping me much get my ass writing.

stormsandsins January 2 2010, 05:04:20 UTC

With Barrons I get serious vibes of "That's a Warren Peace moment just waiting to get written"

Huh I never thought of it that way... probably because I started reading the Fever books before I saw the movie. But it is an interesting comparison for sure.

grayglube January 2 2010, 15:13:55 UTC

Well an older, lives in a world dominated by strange dangerous creatures, magically endowed (don't snicker at that),slicked back hair, version of Warren Peace.

I think, and don't laugh at this, it's his boots that did it. And his color preferences. I mean it's so cliche if War was wearing what Barrons wore, and Sky High is campy cliche fun. Not kidding about the boots, steel toed sexy man boots are going to sneak into my fic at some point and they'll be on Warren Peace's feet.

stormsandsins January 2 2010, 20:42:46 UTC

Magically endowed! LOL How about super endowed for War? ;P I do see the resemblance now that you've mentioned that (ahem) and everything else.

And I certainly wouldn't say no to a non-campy, steel toed sexy Warren Peace. I mean, come on!

grayglube January 3 2010, 05:13:06 UTC

It's the boots!
I finished the second book.
I've got to go out and get the third, like right now.

stormsandsins January 3 2010, 06:03:51 UTC

Ahaha they're addictive, huh? Dreamfever ends on a bloody cliffhanger (pretty much literally, too), so HOW DO YOU THINK I FEEL! *flails*

Oh, btw, if you want to get some backstory on the name MacKeltar (I don't think it comes up until book 3 but I may be wrong) you can always check out KMM's Highlander series which is almost all about them. Tons of backstory on the fae, too :) Gets more interesting from Kiss of the Highlander on, but obviously you don't have to read the Highlanders to understand the Fevers. Great thing about KMM, that.

grayglube January 3 2010, 07:03:49 UTC

Oh yeash the friend of the pretty boy that works at Trinity College that Mac meets, I read that he was a character/from a clan in her Highlander series. I read that luckily before I got up to him telling Mac his name. I'll get around to reading them sometime, after I finish the Fever Series and Mists of Avalon, which I'm rereading b/c when I first read it I was tweleve and could neither understand or enjoy smut like I do today ( ... )

stormsandsins January 3 2010, 16:46:17 UTC

Gosh, what's his name... Christian! Yeah he's the son of... either Drustan or Dageus, I don't quite remember, in that series. Great stuff. The first two books aren't really MacKeltar/druid-y, but the rest are and they're brilliant.

Hmm, I did read Gaiman's Anansi Boys and I have to say, I enjoyed but wasn't completely wowed by it *shrug* Oh well, preferences... But that fic idea sounds very neat. A sort of worldwide fairy tale?

grayglube January 4 2010, 04:58:06 UTC

Too be completely honest about Neil Gaiman I have to say that his novels are the type that won't nearly strike someone as much as say his short stories which are fantastic. His novels are the type that if you put down and pick up a month later you have to reread everything again.

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