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"Postscript" by Fluterbev, Rhyo
Hi, I'm April and I'll be driving the van for The Sentinel this month. I apologize for getting a bit of a late start; I'll try to make up for it with a lot of great recs. As luck would have it, my month came up just as I had some other commitments to handle in another fandom, but I'm back and able to concentrate on the universe and characters I've loved for more than a dozen years now. Jim Ellison and Blair Sandburg will always have my heart and Sentinel fandom is alive and well and still churning out fantastic fic!
Fandom: THE SENTINEL
Pairing: Jim Ellison/Blair Sandburg
Length: 3406 words
Author on LJ: Fluterbev, Rhyo
Author Website: on Dreamwidth , on Artifact Storage Room 3, on AO3
Why this must be read: This story pushes all my buttons, and if some of your buttons are presumed death, Jim being taken and used by some unnamed agency because of his Sentinel abilities, and being drawn back to Blair because of his love and need for him, then this story is for you.
"Postscript" isn't long, but it packs a punch. The summary says, Five years after Jim’s death, Blair still can’t accept that he’s gone. A shadowy figure is forced out of hiding when Blair asks questions in the wrong places. The writing is beautiful and the reader feels the pain both Jim and Blair suffer as well as the undeniable love between them.
"Postscript"
Fandom: THE SENTINEL
Pairing: Jim Ellison/Blair Sandburg
Length: 3406 words
Author on LJ: Fluterbev, Rhyo
Author Website: on Dreamwidth , on Artifact Storage Room 3, on AO3
Why this must be read: This story pushes all my buttons, and if some of your buttons are presumed death, Jim being taken and used by some unnamed agency because of his Sentinel abilities, and being drawn back to Blair because of his love and need for him, then this story is for you.
"Postscript" isn't long, but it packs a punch. The summary says, Five years after Jim’s death, Blair still can’t accept that he’s gone. A shadowy figure is forced out of hiding when Blair asks questions in the wrong places. The writing is beautiful and the reader feels the pain both Jim and Blair suffer as well as the undeniable love between them.
"Postscript"