ext_18133 ([identity profile] patk.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] crack_van2004-03-17 06:17 pm
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Cascade Olympia by Corbeau - NC 17

Fandom: The Sentinel
Pairing: Jim/Blair
Author on LJ: unknown
Author Website: unknown
Why this must be read:

Basically three things happen in this story: Our guys try to watch TV, have sex and chase a perp. I know, I know, this doesn't sound very intriguing but believe me, it's way more entertaining than it sounds. Because...It's set past TSbyBS, Blair is a cop and Jim's partner and exactly at this point I start to love this story because there's nothing between those two that separates them. They're real partners here, in love, in life, at the job. No guilt-trip coming from either of them, no blame-games played, no deep wounds to overcome anymore. It's practically set after the - admittedly - necessary healing-process which has to happen after TSbyBS. But when the story takes place, they're over it and I love it because this is simply too seldom in TS-fandom.

It has action, humor, two intelligent and hot guys who are perfectly on ease with each other and act as equals. No knuckle-dragging caveman Jim accompanied by "hold-me-I'm-so-scared" Blair, no, they're simply our canon-guys. Well, aside from being lovers, of course.

It's a "feel good" fic all around, something I sometimes really need between all the "how do we overcome our problems"-fics. The whole thing is written in a light handed way that puts a permanent smile on my face right from the start.

And I simply can't resist a story where Blair admits that "Major rituals always make me horny as hell" - this sounds so Blair-like, it could be a canon-line.

Cascade Olympia

[identity profile] rhyo.livejournal.com 2004-03-17 08:18 pm (UTC)(link)
That was a sweet story that I hadn't read before. It's almost a shock to see a happy Jim, and I love the line where he tells a teasing Blair that he's laughed more in the 14 months they've been together than he laughed in his whole life before that.

They've settled in together, as you say in your review, partners in all things.