Settling in, post-Corambis.
Not a lot of plot, but nice atmosphere, and good character voices.
Gen // General audiences // Words: 6,579
Settling in, post-Corambis.
Not a lot of plot, but nice atmosphere, and good character voices.
Gen // General audiences // Words: 6,579
I hope very much that this is going to be finished. I like the portrayals of Felix and Mildmay, and I like the OFC, who I think is remarkably like a female character Monette would have written.
We’d been living out in the country for the better part of an indiction before Felix started to show serious signs that he was bored to tears. I was actually kind of liking the peace and quiet, but I guess I should’ve known that couldn’t last long.
Worth reading even incomplete. Gen so far, het probably to come. Quite funny in places, too.
On the road to Corambis, the past catches up with Felix and Mildmay.
I don’t love the plot of this story, but I like Mildmay’s voice in it, and it is appropriately creepy for Sarah Monette fanfic.
Mature // Words: 9,324
Slight spoilers for Mélusine and The Virtu, but more to the point, the story won’t be very interesting if you haven’t read the books. (And by the way, all of Sarah Monette’s books are excellent, and likely to appeal to anyone who enjoys slash fanfic, so pick up a copy of Mélusine, The Bone Key, or A Companion to Wolves a.s.a.p.)
I really like this story. There aren’t many plausible ways to get Felix and Mildmay together, but this one works for me. Especially Felix’s reaction; let’s face it, there are very few things Mildmay could do to hurt Felix, but this one would be humiliating as well as painful, even though Mildmay didn’t mean it that way.