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crack_van2006-09-02 06:13 pm
justabi.livejournal.com) wrote in crack_van2006-09-02 06:13 pm
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I'll Fly Away by Roxy (NC-17)
Fandom: Smallville
Pairing: Clark/Pete, mentions of Clark/Lex and Pete/Other
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roxymissrose
Author's Website: Roxy at SSA
Link: I'll Fly Away
Why This Must Be Read: I have to say, I was a Pete hater there for a while, I admit it, but Roxy can convert anyone. This story is set in the American South during Freedom Summer, 1964, when young people fought, in many ways, to unite the country. There is something so delicious about dangerous, forbidden type romances and it doesn't get any more forbidden or dangerous than inter-racial, homosexual relations in that setting.
Roxy tells it from Pete's POV and I've never read a better Pete. Thing is with Pete, he tries to be this playa-playa on the outside, yeah, but still it is difficult to think of him as a sexual being, probably because of his proximity to the screaming hotness of Lex and Clark, but in this story? He's freaking Isaac Hayes sexy, let me lay you down by the fire and make sweet love to you sexy, melt your panties sexy and Clark is pretty and sweet and earnest and everything Clark should be, including hung up on Lex.
Pairing: Clark/Pete, mentions of Clark/Lex and Pete/Other
Author on LJ:
roxymissroseAuthor's Website: Roxy at SSA
Link: I'll Fly Away
Why This Must Be Read: I have to say, I was a Pete hater there for a while, I admit it, but Roxy can convert anyone. This story is set in the American South during Freedom Summer, 1964, when young people fought, in many ways, to unite the country. There is something so delicious about dangerous, forbidden type romances and it doesn't get any more forbidden or dangerous than inter-racial, homosexual relations in that setting.
Roxy tells it from Pete's POV and I've never read a better Pete. Thing is with Pete, he tries to be this playa-playa on the outside, yeah, but still it is difficult to think of him as a sexual being, probably because of his proximity to the screaming hotness of Lex and Clark, but in this story? He's freaking Isaac Hayes sexy, let me lay you down by the fire and make sweet love to you sexy, melt your panties sexy and Clark is pretty and sweet and earnest and everything Clark should be, including hung up on Lex.