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TGB Part III, Chapter Four
When Robert arrived at the infirmary, he was unsurprised to find Asher standing watch over Luca’s bed.
“He’s sleeping,” said Asher softly.
Of course he was. Asher only visited when he knew Luca would be asleep.
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I finished something for public consumption!
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply Fandom: Original Work Relationship: Original Male Character/Original Male Character Additional Tags: Royalty, Pseudohistory, The Wars of the Roses, based on the wars of the roses i mean, not really a hostage situation as the term is usually used, but a hostage situation nevertheless, Enemies to Friends to Lovers
Simon d'Azy, Lord Mendon and claimant to the throne, has been captured and brought to King James, hailed by all as the rightful monarch (since he's won). Can two such enemies find their way to any relationship not based on resentment and fear?
Written for Alicelikesgravity as a Fandom Trumps Hate charity commish!
Ooooh real question: are there any scholarly fannish discussions of Original Slash and/or any discussions of early-mid 2000s fandom that touch on the subject? It's all very LJ and Wordpress and FF.net, I recognize that. But I would read/watch/listen to anything like that.
Anyone know of a fandom historian touching on the subject?
This is like, oof, this is the era when people would label stories "pre-slash" if it was gay but no sex happened so... we are going back in time, kiddos!
My Co-Worker May Be A Robot Space Alien, But He's Definitely A Superhero
Chapter 1 of 9
David is an alcoholic office worker with a past full of regrets. Jules is a space alien and maybe a robot. Together they fight crime.
This book is what I need
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At long last my gay cowboys are finished and up on Amazon. They exist! Finally.
Freedom: that’s all Jim Colt wants. Released from prison in exchange for a deal with the state governor, the last thing he has planned is falling in love. Wes Harlan is waiting, waiting for something to happen, for something to change. He never expected that change to show up in the form of one of his father’s new ranch hands. Wary and cautious of each other, all the same Jim and Wes can’t deny the growing connection between them. Slowly they start to explore it, trying to learn how to trust this newfound intimacy while they still don’t fully trust each other. There’s just one problem. The deal that Jim made with the governor involves sending Wes’s father & and his whole gang to prison, and that includes Wes.
Burning Frontier is now available for purchase on Amazon right here.
If you’ve enjoyed my fic, or my other original fiction or are just in the mood for a lengthy slow burn gay western romance, feel free to check it out! :)
(If you missed my other original works, Rescue Me can be found here and Date Me is right over here.)
“This place sickened him. Anywhere else, you simply killed your enemy with a sword. Or poisoned him, if you had the honourless instincts of an assassin. Here, it was layer upon layer of constructed double-dealing, dark, polished and unpleasant. He would have assumed tonight the product of Laurent's own mind, if Laurent were not so clearly the victim.”
C.S. Pacat, Captive Prince There’s always time for the classics, right? And I thought I’d add a little warning: apparently some people find the first chapter quite shocking, but it is the MOST shocking thing in terms of violence/dynamics and not at all the tone of the rest of the books which are mainly a thriller with spies and plots and so much UST you could DIE from it.
Part III Chapter 3
half as long as it should be but exactly as long as it could be I guess?
