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Company in Hell by Wolfing and the Mad Poetess (NC-17)
Fandom: BTVS
Pairing: Giles/Spike
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wolfling and mpoetess
Author Websites: Wolfling's Lair and Pointy Stakes
Spoilers: This is a Season 6 AU.
Why this must be read:
Giles/Spike isn't an easy pairing to make work, but these two authors are successful in creating an AU in which two sad Brits bond in their grief. The guys have more the usual woe-is-me angst--you can tell how angry they are, and that makes their emotions seem real to me. This story has had lasting appeal for me.
Company in Hell
Part One of the Paving Stones series (followed by Good Intentions, Recruiting, and No Way in Hell)
Pairing: Giles/Spike
Authors on LJ:
wolfling and mpoetess Author Websites: Wolfling's Lair and Pointy Stakes
Spoilers: This is a Season 6 AU.
Why this must be read:
Giles/Spike isn't an easy pairing to make work, but these two authors are successful in creating an AU in which two sad Brits bond in their grief. The guys have more the usual woe-is-me angst--you can tell how angry they are, and that makes their emotions seem real to me. This story has had lasting appeal for me.
Company in Hell
Part One of the Paving Stones series (followed by Good Intentions, Recruiting, and No Way in Hell)