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stargateficrec2005-05-31 01:13 pm
tielan) wrote in stargateficrec2005-05-31 01:13 pm
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fic rec: "Skipped Stones" by Tere C
Last one for the month!
TITLE: Skipped Stones
REC CATEGORY: Sam/Jack
PAIRING: Sam/Jack
CATEGORY: AU, Action-Adventure, Drama, Romance.
WARNING: None
AUTHOR ON LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
terehwhope
AUTHOR'S WEBSITE: http://www.geocities.com/tcampbsoup/fan_fiction.html
LINK: Skipped Stones: Part One, Part Two, and Part Three.
WHY READ?: I love this story because it’s both action-adventure and relationship-romance - both well-written - a combination that’s difficult to find for any pairing. The action also encompasses both Daniel and Teal’c, and the concepts behind it are intriguing. For the people who kept up with the story as she wrote it, the way she ended Part One was positively evil and Part Two is also pretty cliff-hanger-y.
For the purists among us, this story does not actually end up with Sam and Jack together at the end. At least, not explicitly. In some ways, I prefer the kind of ending that is implied rather than explicitly stated (which makes me one of the few who was happy with the end of ‘Moebius’), so I like the way this story closes.
TITLE: Skipped Stones
REC CATEGORY: Sam/Jack
PAIRING: Sam/Jack
CATEGORY: AU, Action-Adventure, Drama, Romance.
WARNING: None
AUTHOR ON LJ:
terehwhopeAUTHOR'S WEBSITE: http://www.geocities.com/tcampbsoup/fan_fiction.html
LINK: Skipped Stones: Part One, Part Two, and Part Three.
WHY READ?: I love this story because it’s both action-adventure and relationship-romance - both well-written - a combination that’s difficult to find for any pairing. The action also encompasses both Daniel and Teal’c, and the concepts behind it are intriguing. For the people who kept up with the story as she wrote it, the way she ended Part One was positively evil and Part Two is also pretty cliff-hanger-y.
For the purists among us, this story does not actually end up with Sam and Jack together at the end. At least, not explicitly. In some ways, I prefer the kind of ending that is implied rather than explicitly stated (which makes me one of the few who was happy with the end of ‘Moebius’), so I like the way this story closes.