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Conjunction (Sentinel story)
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Conjunction |
| Author(s): | Fluterbev |
| Date(s): | 1 June 2006 |
| Length: | 24702 words |
| Genre(s): | Slash, Hurt/Comfort, Post-Canon |
| Fandom(s): | The Sentinel |
| Relationship(s): | Jim/Blair |
| External Links: | Conjunction at AO3 |
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Conjunction is a Sentinel story by Fluterbev, only available to registered AO3 members.
Author's Summary and Notes
Summary: Blair has been missing without a trace for nearly six years, and Jim is on the verge of giving up the search. Then, on the tenth anniversary of the day they first met, a clue emerges as to Blair’s whereabouts. Can Jim find him, and persuade him to come home?Notes: This story was conceived to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the first airing of The Sentinel.
Thanks to my wonderful beta, Tesserae. Thanks also to Luicat and Rhianne for their enthusiastic support. And many, many thanks to Joanne, for her generous donation to Moonridge for this story.
Reactions and Reviews
A number of fantastic authors took up the challenge to write a story to commemorate Sentinel's ten-year anniversary. Fluterbev's contribution just blew me away. Blair went missing right after the press conference, and Jim's spent the intervening years looking for him. But what he finds isn't at all what he expected.[1]
References
- ^ gardendoor. Conjunction by Fluterbev (NC-17), Archived version at Crack Van. Posted 21 February 2007.