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Alpha Sebastian is a prisoner of war, thrown into the gladiatorial rings where he catches the eye of the omega emperor and becomes a pet. But he is the most deadly sort of pet, absolutely capable of biting the hand that feeds him, only to learn that betrayal--and possession--goes both ways. The most dangerous men in two nations play a game of power and lust, at the risk of destroying both nations and each other.
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Tiger on a Chain by marlovingian
Completed: 2012-06-07
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Alpha Sebastian is a prisoner of war, thrown into the gladiatorial rings where he catches the eye of the omega emperor and becomes a pet. But he is the most deadly sort of pet, absolutely capable of biting the hand that feeds him, only to learn that betrayal--and possession--goes both ways. The most dangerous men in two nations play a game of power and lust, at the risk of destroying both nations and each other.
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Things I Brought Back from the War by marlovingian
Fandom Sherlock (TV), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
07 Sep 2012
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Things I Brought Back from the War by marlovingian
Completed: 2012-09-07
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Work 01. How to Earn Your Discharge from the Last Chance Fusiliers - Summary
Welcome to the Last Chance Fusiliers, John Watson. There are three ways out. One is getting shot. That’s an honorable discharge. Two is getting shot where it counts. Do send us a letter from hell, won’t you? And three is finally earning your dishonorable discharge.
Plenty of ways to do that.
Work 02. Things I Brought Back from the War - Summary
It's not quite post-traumatic, not really. Easier to say that it is. There's no way to explain; Oh, by the way, I'm a werewolf, and I need someplace I can lock myself up on full moons, just in case I go rampaging across the countryside.
But it's a problem, because giving Sherlock a mystery is like giving a child a wrapped gift: working it open is the best part.
And once he does, what then?
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24 May 2016
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Updated: 2015-12-12
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• Molly Hooper/Jim Moriarty
• Sebastian Moran/Jim Moriarty
• Molly Hooper/Sebastian Moran
• Molly Hooper/Sebastian Moran/Jim Moriarty
• Molly Hooper/Sebastian Moran/James Moriarty
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Work 01. Good Girls Don't - Summary
There was definitely something wrong with her. Normal people didn't have semi-regular sex with known criminals. And even the kind of people who did have said semi-regular sex didn't alternate it with evenings curled up on the sofa watching Downton Abbey.
A story of ethics, societal expectations, self-determination and moral relativism. Oh, and kinky threeway sex.
Work 02. Chrysalis - Summary
“Why,” Jim says softly, “are you here.”
Because he didn’t tell me. Because you look at me. Because I should be scared but I’m not.Molly comes into her own, with help of - or despite of - the men in her life.
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A swimming pool, a desert, two, the ends of sentences, guns, a future in the cards and a tiger in the brush and no one ever tells you: antiheroes have more fun.
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24 May 2016
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relentless unheroic necessary by gyzym
Published: 2013-01-01
Work/Series ID: 619188Relationship Tags:
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A swimming pool, a desert, two, the ends of sentences, guns, a future in the cards and a tiger in the brush and no one ever tells you: antiheroes have more fun.
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Having sex with Jim Moriarty, Sebastian thinks, is like letting go of the last steady handhold in a hurricane. Or, the one where Sebastian and Jim have sex, and neither of them have feelings for each other. Nope.
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04 Jun 2016
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The Poetry of Change by 221brosiewilde
Published: 2013-10-25
Work/Series ID: 1018107Relationship Tags:
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Having sex with Jim Moriarty, Sebastian thinks, is like letting go of the last steady handhold in a hurricane. Or, the one where Sebastian and Jim have sex, and neither of them have feelings for each other. Nope.