First Place:
A soldier's tale by orange_crushed

Second Place:
Songs Your Mother Never Sang You by boxed

Third Place:
Once Upon A Time by takethewords

Huge congratulations to all the winners, and a huge thank you to everyone who read and participated. Next challenge should be up soon.

Rules:

1. Comment with the number of your top 3 fics, in order of favorites.
i.e. 3, 6, 9
2. Don’t vote for your own!
3. Comments are screened.
4. Voting is open until tomorrow evening.

( Challenge 2 Voting )

Sleeping Beauty, ten/rose, pg
The Doctor has come close to losing Rose one time too many.
Her ability to get into life threatening situations scared him to death, but the fiery passion burning inside her drew the Doctor to Rose in a way he could never have imagined., 1006 words (eek)

( Sleeping Beauty )

Once Upon A Time, Doctor/Rose, g
We don't know the meaning of happily ever after. We only know ever before, ever now, forever and ever and ever. , 567 words
( ... )

Her Name Was Rose, The Doctor (Doctor/Rose), G

There is a story he tells to those who travel in the TARDIS. Some believe he has embroidered details along the way, as is the case with all legends and fairytales, but he assures them every detail is true., 483
( Her Name Was Rose )

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Songs Your Mother Never Sang You, Ten/Rose, Pg-13
But the truth of it is: you will never hear your heels click- only the ticking of a clock.
Sometimes you dream in black and white. You never used to, before, but now soft grays color your mother's face, and sometimes she will sing songs that you have never heard before, but you will feel like you ( Read more... )

clean cup, move down, ten/rose, g
Rose falls down a rabbit hole, in a manner of speaking.
Someone was prodding her in the back, and she opened her eyes with a start of surprise. How did she get into this starched blue dress? She hadn't owned a pair of black Mary Janes since she was six; and why was there a bow in her hair?, 705 words
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Let Down Your Hair, Tenth Doctor/Rose, PG13
“Any story worth telling is worth embellishing a little, Rose, especially in these times.", 425 words
( Let Down Your Hair )

The Daughter of the Air, Ten II/Rose, G
Oh this is shamelessly fluffy. I don't care.

Lucy Smith does not care for fairytales, though by the age of six her head is full of them., 507 words ( ... )