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Likewise, by AuKestrel (NC-17)
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justacat left the bar pretty high, but I'm going to try not to ... suck.
Fandom: due South
Pairing: Fraser/Kowalski
Author on LJ:aukestrel, but there's nothing there to see
Author's Website: http://aukestrel.com/fiction.html , password protected.
Why this must be read: Whenever I'm asked what my favorite due South story is, (and somebody really pins me down to ONE story, dammit!)I always hem and haw before saying, "probably AuK's Likewise." I've read it at least ten times now, and every time I do I see another layer of meaning, or some detail I hadn't noticed before. Her story summary -- "Godawful schmoop, 10 years post-CotW" -- is wildly inaccurate. There's so much unspoken in this, so much love and snark and sex, it blows me away. Every. Single. Time.
AuK's Ray is older and wiser but no less himself; more ehtnically Polish than we see in canon, but it works very well. Her Fraser has loosened up some, but still retains the qualities that make him who he is.
The link below takes you to the archived version of the story at due Slash. As I noted above, AuKestrel's website is password protected, but it's worthwhile to email her for it.
Likewise
justacat left the bar pretty high, but I'm going to try not to ... suck. Fandom: due South
Pairing: Fraser/Kowalski
Author on LJ:
aukestrel, but there's nothing there to seeAuthor's Website: http://aukestrel.com/fiction.html , password protected.
Why this must be read: Whenever I'm asked what my favorite due South story is, (and somebody really pins me down to ONE story, dammit!)I always hem and haw before saying, "probably AuK's Likewise." I've read it at least ten times now, and every time I do I see another layer of meaning, or some detail I hadn't noticed before. Her story summary -- "Godawful schmoop, 10 years post-CotW" -- is wildly inaccurate. There's so much unspoken in this, so much love and snark and sex, it blows me away. Every. Single. Time.
AuK's Ray is older and wiser but no less himself; more ehtnically Polish than we see in canon, but it works very well. Her Fraser has loosened up some, but still retains the qualities that make him who he is.
The link below takes you to the archived version of the story at due Slash. As I noted above, AuKestrel's website is password protected, but it's worthwhile to email her for it.
Likewise
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