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Trying to Find the In-Between series by NoStraightLine:
Length: 75,885
Pairing: John/Sherlock
Rating: Explicit
Verse: Sherlock BBC
Warnings: None
Author's Summary: DI Lestrade said Sherlock Holmes was a great man, and one day, if they were very lucky, he might be a good one. John Watson is many things, but lucky isn't one of them.
Length: 75,885
Pairing: John/Sherlock
Rating: Explicit
Verse: Sherlock BBC
Warnings: None
Author's Summary: DI Lestrade said Sherlock Holmes was a great man, and one day, if they were very lucky, he might be a good one. John Watson is many things, but lucky isn't one of them.
This is the story of how the impossible happens.
Reccer's Comments: So. Here's a first time author that's managed to put together a series that's hot and angsty and (believe it or not) edges into the unbelievable goodness that is The Paradox Suite. Really, it's that good. The series follows the BBC episodes before dealing with Sherlock's return. The beginning of the first story is a little bit confusingly paced, but seriously, if you know what's good for you, keep reading. Sherlock here is more than a bit not good and John is so CaptainBAMFIUnderstandSherlockBetterThanAnyone John Watson, it's almost hard to take (in a good way). The series alternates between their point of views and nails both of them. The sex is really hot and explicit and occasionally makes A Cure for Boredom look pretty tame, but also has a massive emotional wallop. Additionally, not that you need any more reasons to read this series (really, why are you still even looking at my comments), the series addresses the post-Fall issues with as much of a unique perspective as you can get with the thousands of fics out there. Amazing. Fantastic. Sherlock learns to use emoticons. What more do you need?
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Reccer's Comments: So. Here's a first time author that's managed to put together a series that's hot and angsty and (believe it or not) edges into the unbelievable goodness that is The Paradox Suite. Really, it's that good. The series follows the BBC episodes before dealing with Sherlock's return. The beginning of the first story is a little bit confusingly paced, but seriously, if you know what's good for you, keep reading. Sherlock here is more than a bit not good and John is so CaptainBAMFIUnderstandSherlockBetterThanAnyone John Watson, it's almost hard to take (in a good way). The series alternates between their point of views and nails both of them. The sex is really hot and explicit and occasionally makes A Cure for Boredom look pretty tame, but also has a massive emotional wallop. Additionally, not that you need any more reasons to read this series (really, why are you still even looking at my comments), the series addresses the post-Fall issues with as much of a unique perspective as you can get with the thousands of fics out there. Amazing. Fantastic. Sherlock learns to use emoticons. What more do you need?
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He has PTSD. Sherlock is a sociopath who risks his life to prove he’s clever. The flat positively reeks of mental instability. Neither one of them lives well in the between times.
He comes home after an eight-hour shift in clinic once again unable to cope with the automated teller. Sherlock lies on the sofa, fingers tented under his lips, utterly unaware of John’s presence. The thought rises through the black, oily smoke in John’s mind that he misses affection. He pinballs between the mundane and the singular, with none of the daily contact that strings the two together. Conversation while he cooks. A text along the lines of thinking of you rather than Pick up small intestine at Bart’s. A kiss goodbye or hello.
He’ll have to initiate it. John has survived firefights. He can do this.
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Date: 2013-05-17 12:26 pm (UTC)^- sorry for bothering you! ^^;
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Date: 2013-05-17 01:38 pm (UTC)Her lost post says there will be one or two more stories to finish this series.
I'd start reading now because even if she didn't post anything more these stories take you on a full journey.
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Date: 2013-05-31 03:06 pm (UTC)Maybe you could add that to the post as people may be more likely to read it now. :)
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Date: 2013-05-31 08:15 pm (UTC)