Comments | ladyjanelly: Fic: Threw Away the sun 6/6 SPN AU Sam/Dean

ladyjanelly

Fic: Threw Away the sun 6/6 SPN AU Sam/Dean

Oct 21, 2007 19:26

Title: Threw Away the Sun 6/6
Author: Ladyjanelly
Warnings: Wincest, violence, a bumpy ride
Characters/pairings: Jess, Sam/Dean
Rated: NC-17 sex and violence
Summary: AU. Six months after John Winchester goes missing on a hunt, Dean Goes to Palo Alto to find a psychic.

( Chapter 6 )

tats, spn

Comments 126

deathangelgw October 22 2007, 01:04:49 UTC

guh...ok...heart breaking and...man....just...*is speechless*

ladyjanelly October 22 2007, 02:59:06 UTC

Thanks. I'm glad so many people enjoyed it.

nova_berry October 22 2007, 01:29:37 UTC

yeah, yes. that's just... I love it.

ladyjanelly October 22 2007, 02:59:30 UTC

Thanks for all your encouragement. Glad the end worked for you.

leiadiana October 22 2007, 01:31:37 UTC

"sobs"
Again with the making people cry. Please say that you're going to write more of this AU. "puppy dog eyes of doom"

LeiaDianaMinerva

ladyjanelly October 22 2007, 03:01:35 UTC

Probably not. I think I'll hand it over to the readers' imaginations, how they make their new relationship work, and in what capacity--if they decide to be just brothers or if they get physical/romantic again or what.

Without the constant chaotic static of his visions, Sam's so much more at peace--he's almost whole, and then Dean completes him.

britomart_is October 22 2007, 01:38:44 UTC

Loved the whole story! Captivating. Well done.

ladyjanelly October 22 2007, 03:05:33 UTC

Thanks. I'm thrilled so many people enjoyed it; it's a different sort of fic for me.

riverbella October 22 2007, 01:39:30 UTC

Just...wow. I loved this story, every painful minute of it and that last little bit of hope as well. Wonderfully original and beautifully written. The language is just exquisite and the emotions all ring true. Any more resolution than you gave it would have been too much and would have lessened the impact, even though the impact hurt as much as a sock in the gut from Dean. I salute your writer's instincts on that. Your portrayal of both boys in the circumstances in which you placed them was brilliant. Thank you for a rich and intense reading experience.

ladyjanelly October 22 2007, 03:11:03 UTC

Yay! I'm glad it doesnt' come off as a depressing end. And thanks so much for saying it's enough. I'm bad at endings, like serious. I just never know how to put it back together after the climax, but I was happy with this one despite the exposition-o-rama of it.