also, right, I love the OT3 too. Leverage fandom is not as big as it should be but contains some truly excellent OT3 fic! Eliot is kind of a grouchy black dress for me, in that I can imagining him becoming Hardison-and-Parker's boyfriend but I can also see him with many other people. You will meet an excellent shipping choice for Eliot in the S3 finale.
Also, Team Human! It is DEFINITELY worth it. I loved it - not quite as much as I did Demon's Surrender, which is one of my favourite books - and I shall definitely reread it lots of times. Sarah's writing is increasingly awesome, and she wrote my favourite kind of pairing dynamic here, so, <3.
(Which of her fics was your favourite? I LOVED LOVED LOVED Draco the Ravenclaw. And her Coda, oh my goood. I have it all saved, btw, if you ever need a reread - she's pretty firmly removed it from the internet and doesn't like to be reminded of it.) (Which I totally get, because some slashers saw fit to flame her for the temerity of writing books which weren't free and also contained - horror of horrors! - het.)
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Date: 2012-08-15 08:04 pm (UTC)<3333333 there goes my night.
also, right, I love the OT3 too. Leverage fandom is not as big as it should be but contains some truly excellent OT3 fic! Eliot is kind of a grouchy black dress for me, in that I can imagining him becoming Hardison-and-Parker's boyfriend but I can also see him with many other people. You will meet an excellent shipping choice for Eliot in the S3 finale.
Also, Team Human! It is DEFINITELY worth it. I loved it - not quite as much as I did Demon's Surrender, which is one of my favourite books - and I shall definitely reread it lots of times. Sarah's writing is increasingly awesome, and she wrote my favourite kind of pairing dynamic here, so, <3.
(Which of her fics was your favourite? I LOVED LOVED LOVED Draco the Ravenclaw. And her Coda, oh my goood. I have it all saved, btw, if you ever need a reread - she's pretty firmly removed it from the internet and doesn't like to be reminded of it.) (Which I totally get, because some slashers saw fit to flame her for the temerity of writing books which weren't free and also contained - horror of horrors! - het.)