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stargateficrecRec Category: Jack/Daniel
Pairing: clone!Jack/clone!Daniel, Jack/Daniel
Category: Slash
Warning: Sex, Language
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princessofg
Author's Website: SG-1 fic LJ tag
Link: http://princessofg.livejournal.com/199592.html and http://princessofg.livejournal.com/207947.html
Why This Must Be Read: Followingpaian's Not Us, princessofg wrote a gorgeous missing scene for the clones and a tag for Jack and Daniel. Both fics fit seamlessly into the events and style and emotions of the original story, taking that beautiful romance and giving us more. princessofg dives mid-timeline to a pivotal moment in the clones' relationship. The context for the moment was clearly outlined in the original story, and this fills in perfectly. Jack and Daniel, also, get a scene that was implied and here realized. The three stories together are a warm, sexy blanket of happy-making.
Excerpt:
Daniel was washing his hair. His boner hadn’t gone down at all, now that he knew Jack was looking. Jack thought that was nice.
Jack continued, and was amazed that his voice didn‘t crack, “But I have to say it’s the height of unusual for you to be taking a shower at six in the morning.”
“Design lab. Doctor Hudson is a sadistic bastard who should be hung from the clock tower at midnight. By his toes.”
“Ah,” Jack said. It was the first week of the new semester, and the Robotics/AI instructor to whom Daniel was referring was legendary both for his genius and his get-it-or-flunk attitude. Which would not, of course, be a problem for Daniel. In any life.
Daniel had finished washing his hair and was applying conditioner. Jack was gripping the towel bar pretty hard now, looking frankly through the glass at Daniel, as Daniel put his face under the spray and closed his eyes. White foam poured along his body.
Pairing: clone!Jack/clone!Daniel, Jack/Daniel
Category: Slash
Warning: Sex, Language
Author on LJ:
princessofgAuthor's Website: SG-1 fic LJ tag
Link: http://princessofg.livejournal.com/199592.html and http://princessofg.livejournal.com/207947.html
Why This Must Be Read: Following
paian's Not Us, princessofg wrote a gorgeous missing scene for the clones and a tag for Jack and Daniel. Both fics fit seamlessly into the events and style and emotions of the original story, taking that beautiful romance and giving us more. princessofg dives mid-timeline to a pivotal moment in the clones' relationship. The context for the moment was clearly outlined in the original story, and this fills in perfectly. Jack and Daniel, also, get a scene that was implied and here realized. The three stories together are a warm, sexy blanket of happy-making. Excerpt:
Daniel was washing his hair. His boner hadn’t gone down at all, now that he knew Jack was looking. Jack thought that was nice.
Jack continued, and was amazed that his voice didn‘t crack, “But I have to say it’s the height of unusual for you to be taking a shower at six in the morning.”
“Design lab. Doctor Hudson is a sadistic bastard who should be hung from the clock tower at midnight. By his toes.”
“Ah,” Jack said. It was the first week of the new semester, and the Robotics/AI instructor to whom Daniel was referring was legendary both for his genius and his get-it-or-flunk attitude. Which would not, of course, be a problem for Daniel. In any life.
Daniel had finished washing his hair and was applying conditioner. Jack was gripping the towel bar pretty hard now, looking frankly through the glass at Daniel, as Daniel put his face under the spray and closed his eyes. White foam poured along his body.
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Date: 2007-10-27 04:29 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-10-27 03:26 pm (UTC)Anyway, it was all great. I gauge a fic by how I can 'see' a scene and these were so vividly drawn that I had no problem visualizing them.
Superb job, all the way around.
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Date: 2007-10-27 10:46 pm (UTC)