A.M.T.D.I. by RillaRilla (R)

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Show: SGA
Rec Category: Sheppard/Weir
Characters: Elizabeth Weir, John Sheppard
Pairing: Sheppard/Weir, Sheppard/OFC (offscreen)
Het/Slash/Gen: Het
Category: AMTDI, het,
Author on LJ: rillarilla
Author's Website: N/A
Link: A.M.T.D.I.

Why This Must Be Read: John, hopped up on aphrodisiacs, trapped with Elizabeth in a puddlejumper while there's a storm raging outside. Yeah, one of those - but damn, we love them for a reason, don't we? This one is excellent because it's got a great character voice, and there's so many great lines - some hot and others funny.

Mostly, it's just left him with the most creative and vivid fantasy life he's had in years. Lately it seems like every time he stops thinking for a second, his brain supplies him with an ever-more-ridiculous sexy Elizabeth scenario. What's that, Dr. Weir, you've developed a sudden massive allergy to our uniforms? That's okay, I don't mind if you walk around the balcony naked. I'll even join you so you don't feel embarrassed. Gosh, Dr. Weir, the Wraith are ready to become vegetarians, but their traditional way of sealing a treaty is for their enemy to have sex with her military commander. We wouldn't want to let down the Pegasus Galaxy, would we? Whoops, Dr. Weir, the Wraith ate everybody. We'd better get started repopulating the human race...

Rocket Fuel by Rowan Darkstar (M)

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Show: Stargate SG-1
Rec Category: Samantha Carter/Jack O'Neill
Pairing: Sam/Jack
Category: Het, Jack/Sam, hurt/comfort, angst, episode related
Warning: Mature scenes
Author on LJ: rowan_d 
Author's Website: Beauty In Shadows
Link: Rocket Fuel

Why this must be read: A fairly recent Christmas fic by one of my favorite Sam/Jack authors. Perfectly constructed. Rowan brings out the rawness behind the controlled facades in the aftermath of Janet's death. Timeline's a bit skewed on purpose, set after Death Knell when Sam's still dating Pete, but right after Janet died. What starts off as a picture perfect Christmas scene swiftly unravels, despite otherwise best intentions. It's not a fluffy holiday piece, but it still put a smile on my face as things are finally resolved. It's one of those imperfect perfect stories. Imperfect, because their story never really was a fairy tale, and perfect because it's written exactly as it should be.