Desiderata
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| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Desiderata |
| Author(s): | stereobone |
| Date(s): | 22 April 2012 |
| Length: | 30,248 words |
| Genre: | slash fanfiction |
| Fandom: | The Avengers (2012), Iron Man/Thor (movieverse) |
| External Links: | Desiderata[Dead link] (AO3 Wayback) |
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Desiderata is a Tony Stark/Loki story by stereobone.
Summary: Tony doesn't know anything about love. He's convinced himself it's for the best.
The story is set some time after the movie. The premise is that Amora puts Loki under a love spell and Tony has to deal with the consequences.
Recs and Reviews
I don't think you understand how fucking good this fic is and that's because you haven't read it yet, which I suggest you do now.[1]
I was thrilled beyond belief when I saw that you had written a Tony/Loki fic, because I absolutely love this pairing as well! This story was amazing! I loved how you kept Loki in character even though he was under the enchantment. I just loved the premise in general and the way that Tony and Loki's relationship developed during the story.[2]
INSTANT REC!!! I loved the concept, the character voices were spot on, and the sex was incredibly hot. I also loved that I had no clue what Loki was going to do at any given moment.[3]
Why this must be read: Here's a story written before the Avengers movie came out, chosen because it's so much fun! Amora hits Loki with a spell, and he falls deeply in love with Tony. Tony has a lot of fun with this scenario despite the likelihood of his death once the spell is lifted. The Avengers are nervous, Loki learns to like donuts, and Tony? He's just hoping this all works out somehow.[4]
References
- ^ aeleolus. AO3 rec, 24 April 2012. (Accessed 30 April 2012)
- ^ R-Man. AO3 comment, 23 April 2012. (Accessed 30 April 2012)
- ^ amothea. Avengers, Thor, and X-Men: First Class Recs, 29 April 2012. (Accessed 30 April 2012)
- ^ raveninthewind. Avengers Crack Van Rec: Desiderata by stereobone (Explicit), 30 June 2012. (Accessed 01 July 2012)