Pulp Fiction: Heartless Tin
Title: Pulp Fiction: Heartless Tin
Author: Merigirl
Characters/Pairing: DG, Cain, AZ, Jeb, Glitch, DG/Cain
Rating: R -Mostly for language used though it alludes to shenanigans in the novel DG buys.
Summary: DG buys a book, the O.Z. version of a pulp fiction novel.
Warning: Humour, Fluff, UST post- mini series. I imagine it to be a year after the Eclipse. A random poltbunny that I thought would be a funny little drabble but turned into this. I could probably write more on it but am distracted by other evil little plotbunnies/papay. Some strong language used, nothing torrid happens, though there are things hinted at. not been beta-d this is straight out of my head. so any faults are mine. Hopefully it will make you smile.
Disclaimer: If I owned Tin Man the ending would have been far different than it was. I'm just playing with someone else's toys.. but I I promise I have been very good and not broken them... yet.
Word Count: 1,765
pulp fiction
noun: fiction dealing with lurid or sensational subjects, often printed on rough, low-quality paper manufactured from wood pulp.
Heartless Tin
Author: Merigirl
Characters/Pairing: DG, Cain, AZ, Jeb, Glitch, DG/Cain
Rating: R -Mostly for language used though it alludes to shenanigans in the novel DG buys.
Summary: DG buys a book, the O.Z. version of a pulp fiction novel.
Warning: Humour, Fluff, UST post- mini series. I imagine it to be a year after the Eclipse. A random poltbunny that I thought would be a funny little drabble but turned into this. I could probably write more on it but am distracted by other evil little plotbunnies/papay. Some strong language used, nothing torrid happens, though there are things hinted at. not been beta-d this is straight out of my head. so any faults are mine. Hopefully it will make you smile.
Disclaimer: If I owned Tin Man the ending would have been far different than it was. I'm just playing with someone else's toys.. but I I promise I have been very good and not broken them... yet.
Word Count: 1,765
pulp fiction
noun: fiction dealing with lurid or sensational subjects, often printed on rough, low-quality paper manufactured from wood pulp.
Heartless Tin