REC: Generation Kill, Stargate SG-1
The Shortest Way Home, by 2ndary_author.
Generation Kill | Brad Colbert/Nate Fick | NC-17 | ~ 9,300 words
Sequel to Owed By So Many to So Few, a Generation Kill WWII AU (B/N).
-- > This is so awesome. I love the first story so much and this sequel delivers more of them. Love Brad here and Nate and how much they can say to each other with saying very little. I really love their connection here.
The cameos are great too, and I like how the little details paint a rich picture and add to the atmosphere.
West Coast Swing, by
princessofgeeks.
Stargate SG-1 | Daniel Jackson/Jack O'Neill | NC-17 | ~ 23,000 words
A Stargate SG-1 AU. Daniel's a hooker. Jack walks into his bar.
-- > When I've read
mementis' rec I was a little intimidated but I figured that a good story can't have to many recs.
What I really love about
princessofgeeks' stories in general and this story in particular and the fullness of them. The characters and their relationship are fully realized and the world-building is well thought out.
This story has all this. I really love them here. They are not quite the characters that they are on the show but they are Daniel and Jack. I like the world build for them, just enough information to make sense but intriguing enough that it sparks that interest in me to know more.
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Generation Kill | Brad Colbert/Nate Fick | NC-17 | ~ 9,300 words
Sequel to Owed By So Many to So Few, a Generation Kill WWII AU (B/N).
-- > This is so awesome. I love the first story so much and this sequel delivers more of them. Love Brad here and Nate and how much they can say to each other with saying very little. I really love their connection here.
The cameos are great too, and I like how the little details paint a rich picture and add to the atmosphere.
West Coast Swing, by
princessofgeeks.
Stargate SG-1 | Daniel Jackson/Jack O'Neill | NC-17 | ~ 23,000 words
A Stargate SG-1 AU. Daniel's a hooker. Jack walks into his bar.
-- > When I've read
mementis' rec I was a little intimidated but I figured that a good story can't have to many recs.
What I really love about
princessofgeeks' stories in general and this story in particular and the fullness of them. The characters and their relationship are fully realized and the world-building is well thought out.
This story has all this. I really love them here. They are not quite the characters that they are on the show but they are Daniel and Jack. I like the world build for them, just enough information to make sense but intriguing enough that it sparks that interest in me to know more.
This entry was originally posted at http://thady.dreamwidth.org/97135.html. Please comment there using OpenID.