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crack_van2003-11-08 09:38 pm
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Walking in Your Boots by Ozchick (PG-13)
Title: Walking in Your Boots
Fandom: Enterprise
Pairing: Tucker/Sato
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ozchick
Author website: None that I know of.
Why this must be read: Because Ozchick has a splendid facility for spot-on characterization and a rousing good story. (Okay, I'll admit it, I'm her beta, but she rarely needs more than a few typos corrected.) Here, she takes a classic fanfic plot and has some fun with it. This story always makes me chuckle :)
Hoshi watched the captain exit sickbay and stiffened as he burst out laughing just as the doors slid closed. Vague images of her foot connecting solidly with Jon's ass flitted through her mind. Did that qualify as insubordination?
I had a great deal of difficulty choosing which one of her stories to recommend, so let me also recommend Opposing Forces, which is a Tucker/Sato story in an entirely different vein, both heart-wrenching and sad.
Fandom: Enterprise
Pairing: Tucker/Sato
Author on LJ:
ozchickAuthor website: None that I know of.
Why this must be read: Because Ozchick has a splendid facility for spot-on characterization and a rousing good story. (Okay, I'll admit it, I'm her beta, but she rarely needs more than a few typos corrected.) Here, she takes a classic fanfic plot and has some fun with it. This story always makes me chuckle :)
Hoshi watched the captain exit sickbay and stiffened as he burst out laughing just as the doors slid closed. Vague images of her foot connecting solidly with Jon's ass flitted through her mind. Did that qualify as insubordination?
I had a great deal of difficulty choosing which one of her stories to recommend, so let me also recommend Opposing Forces, which is a Tucker/Sato story in an entirely different vein, both heart-wrenching and sad.