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The Right Beholder by Rosemary (NC-17)
Fandom: STARSKY & HUTCH
Pairing: Starsky/Hutch, Starsky/OFC (brief)
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tiranog
Author Website: None
Why this story must be read: because Rosemary is probably my all-time favorite author in Starsky & Hutch fandom. Why? Her stories are imaginative, superbly written with incredible dialog and characterizations that make you wish you had thought of that idea. This story is no exception.
Set after Starsky gets shot in the episode, "Sweet Revenge," this is a gripping story about beauty being in the eye of the beholder. Just what makes a person attractive or appealing in another human's eyes?
For Starsky he finds out the hard way that people may not see beyond the scars on his body after his shooting. In fact, some women might think he's not so sexy anymore. (Bad original female character, bad!) However, in the end, Starsky knows he can always rely on Hutch for love and support because what truly matters is that Hutch sees the real Starsky and loves him --flaws and all.
A story that hits all my buttons about what true love should be about.
The Right Beholder
Pairing: Starsky/Hutch, Starsky/OFC (brief)
Author on LJ:
tiranogAuthor Website: None
Why this story must be read: because Rosemary is probably my all-time favorite author in Starsky & Hutch fandom. Why? Her stories are imaginative, superbly written with incredible dialog and characterizations that make you wish you had thought of that idea. This story is no exception.
Set after Starsky gets shot in the episode, "Sweet Revenge," this is a gripping story about beauty being in the eye of the beholder. Just what makes a person attractive or appealing in another human's eyes?
For Starsky he finds out the hard way that people may not see beyond the scars on his body after his shooting. In fact, some women might think he's not so sexy anymore. (Bad original female character, bad!) However, in the end, Starsky knows he can always rely on Hutch for love and support because what truly matters is that Hutch sees the real Starsky and loves him --flaws and all.
A story that hits all my buttons about what true love should be about.
The Right Beholder