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Hide and Seek, by lannamichaels (PG)
Fandom: HIGHLANDER
Pairing: Methos (Adam Pierson)/Joe
Length: short story
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lannamichaels
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hl_flash monthly (2008) and annual (2005-2007) lists of fiction posted on LJ
Why this must be read:
Aw, the Methos/Joe! This is a charming little dance during Adam Pierson's first year with the Watchers, when a gifted newcomer catches the veteran's eye. It's lighter than some of the author's other Adam Pierson stories, but still has a bite.
Read and enjoy.
Dawson --
P.H. Chronicle, II v. 3 ii 9: ''And the Scot came to visit and with him his kinsman, the younger by some years. And the visit lasted many days, until the quarrel. The kinsman was not seen for some time and we feared he was lost. But he emerged the victor and the Scot departed soon after."
--Adam.
Joe traces the letters of Adam's name, then calls himself a fool and pulls out his own stationary and writes a requisition for the library for the full Hiram chronicle so the researchers can do a full cross-reference. There is a list of heads that MacLeod was rumored to have taken in that fifty year period, and even one name crossed off the list would be a victory for the ages.
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Hide and Seek (PG)
Pairing: Methos (Adam Pierson)/Joe
Length: short story
Author on LJ:
lannamichaelsAuthor Website: none, for Highlander fic; check listings for the author in
hl_flash monthly (2008) and annual (2005-2007) lists of fiction posted on LJWhy this must be read:
Aw, the Methos/Joe! This is a charming little dance during Adam Pierson's first year with the Watchers, when a gifted newcomer catches the veteran's eye. It's lighter than some of the author's other Adam Pierson stories, but still has a bite.
Read and enjoy.
The next morning, he finds Pierson's message on his desk, written in gentle calligraphy on a folded white card. Someone knows how to impress.
P.H. Chronicle, II v. 3 ii 9: ''And the Scot came to visit and with him his kinsman, the younger by some years. And the visit lasted many days, until the quarrel. The kinsman was not seen for some time and we feared he was lost. But he emerged the victor and the Scot departed soon after."
--Adam.
Joe traces the letters of Adam's name, then calls himself a fool and pulls out his own stationary and writes a requisition for the library for the full Hiram chronicle so the researchers can do a full cross-reference. There is a list of heads that MacLeod was rumored to have taken in that fifty year period, and even one name crossed off the list would be a victory for the ages.
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Hide and Seek (PG)