Wonderland by CGB (PG-13)

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Rec Category: Sam Carter stories
Pairing: Sam/Janet
Category: Drama, I guess?
Warning: slash
Author on LJ: mandysbitch
Author Website: Mind Games

Link: Wonderland

Why it must be read: Sam reflects on the Stargate program, and its affect on the way she looks at the world. Lovely, clean prose and a wonderful Sam voice.

Opportunity Knocks, by MegTDJ (PG)

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Rec Category: Pairing
Pairing: Daniel/Janet
Category: Humour; AU missing scene; romance; angst
Warning: None
Author on LJ: meg_tdj
Author Website: Gateview

Link: Opportunity Knocks

Okay, is it bad of me to rec one of my own fics? Heh heh! Seriously, though, I recommend this fic. ;)

It's an AU missing scene fic set in Window of Opportunity, answering the question "What would Daniel have done if he'd been stuck in the time loop instead of Teal'c, and could do anything he wanted without consequences?" According to Michael Shanks, "If Dr. Janet was lurking about, you'd have to see!"

Crossover Rec: "Straight Roads" by Cappuccino

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Title: Straight Roads
Pairing: Daniel Jackson/Alex Krycek
Rating: NC-17
Author: Cappuccino
Author Website: Fluff On Top
Category: Crossover, Slash
Link: Straight Road

Krycek picks up Daniel in a club, or maybe it is the other way around. They go home, they have sex, they have some issues.
Daniel may be a bit too innocent for some people's tastes, but from Krycek's POV, he isn't. And they look hot together. Someone draw me pics, please.

But you are the wall crumbling by not jenny (R)

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Rec Category: Character - Sam.
Pairing: Sam/Janet
Category: Drama and POV
Warning: slash
Author on LJ: mazily
Author Website: circlegirl.com

Link: But you are the wall crumbling by not jenny.

Why it must be read: Because something about the flow and the feel of the story just scream Sam, to me. Sam's mind works lightning-fast and makes unexpected connections, something most stories don't really convey. A red-hot, poetic short piece.