Under Fire by Strix Varia
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stargateficrec Under Fire by Strix Varia (Rating)
Rec Category: Sam, Adventure
Pairing: none
Category: A/A, Drama
Warning: Nothing I can think of
Author on LJ:![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
gunhilda
Author's Website: http://vikingchick.gyrfalcon.net
Link:http://vikingchick.gyrfalcon.net/underfire.htm
Why This Must Be Read: The story can be rather confusing at first since the story starts out in the middle. And as it goes on, you wonder if maybe the author is incredibly off on her characterizations. Jack is grumpy and gruff while Daniel and Teal'c seem to know more than they're saying…but never act on it.
You do have to read through to the end to 'get' the whole story. And I'd love to spell it out here, but then that'll give it away. I suggest, if you're in the mood for a young early season Sam to give it a read…then read it again. Because it's much better on the second reading, when you know the subtext, it clears everything up and you have a nice character piece.
Rec Category: Sam, Adventure
Pairing: none
Category: A/A, Drama
Warning: Nothing I can think of
Author on LJ:
gunhildaAuthor's Website: http://vikingchick.gyrfalcon.net
Link:http://vikingchick.gyrfalcon.net/underfire.htm
Why This Must Be Read: The story can be rather confusing at first since the story starts out in the middle. And as it goes on, you wonder if maybe the author is incredibly off on her characterizations. Jack is grumpy and gruff while Daniel and Teal'c seem to know more than they're saying…but never act on it.
You do have to read through to the end to 'get' the whole story. And I'd love to spell it out here, but then that'll give it away. I suggest, if you're in the mood for a young early season Sam to give it a read…then read it again. Because it's much better on the second reading, when you know the subtext, it clears everything up and you have a nice character piece.
