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Stargate SG1/Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Title: Worth Fighting For by EleriMcCleod
Pairing: Jack O'Neill/Faith Lehane
Author on LJ: not on LJ to my knowledge
Author Website: other stories at the same archive
Why this must be read: I never would have imagined these characters together, but the summary, "When Faith wakes up missing three years of her life, all she seems to find are more questions. Can the answers lie with a man she only remembers meeting once before?" left me intrigued enough to click on it. To my surprise, the author managed to not only have an interesting plot and in-character characters, but also managed to make me believe that Faith and Jack could actually work well together. "Worth Fighting For" has two related stories (not exactly sequels because they tell parts of the same story from a different angle): "Every Story Has Two Sides" and "And It Begins". The interaction is at times touching and humorous, and the way Jack and Faith deal with their respective secrets is entertaining and believable for their characters.
Worth Fighting For
Pairing: Jack O'Neill/Faith Lehane
Author on LJ: not on LJ to my knowledge
Author Website: other stories at the same archive
Why this must be read: I never would have imagined these characters together, but the summary, "When Faith wakes up missing three years of her life, all she seems to find are more questions. Can the answers lie with a man she only remembers meeting once before?" left me intrigued enough to click on it. To my surprise, the author managed to not only have an interesting plot and in-character characters, but also managed to make me believe that Faith and Jack could actually work well together. "Worth Fighting For" has two related stories (not exactly sequels because they tell parts of the same story from a different angle): "Every Story Has Two Sides" and "And It Begins". The interaction is at times touching and humorous, and the way Jack and Faith deal with their respective secrets is entertaining and believable for their characters.
Worth Fighting For