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Everything Has a Price
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Everything Has a Price |
| Author(s): | Legion |
| Date(s): | 29 January 2006 |
| Length: | ~30000 words |
| Genre(s): | Slash, m/m, Drama |
| Fandom(s): | The Sentinel |
| Relationship(s): | Jim/Blair |
| External Links: | Everything Has a Price on AO3(locked to registered users) Everything Has a Price on Squidge.org |
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Everything Has a Price is a Jim/Blair story by Legion.
Author's Notes and Summary:
Blair's badge and place in the department had a price. Everything does.AS usual, not mine, no money, no harm, no foul.
This is a Moonridge Auction story and I would like to thank the winner for her extreme patience during the many delays on the way to completion. Thanks go to ED for the quick going over - the leftover mistakes are all mine. *G*
Reactions and Reviews
[jane_elliot]
Blair ends up accepting that badge at the end of the series and proceeds to throw himself into being the best police officer he can be, which is why it takes him so long to realize that something very odd is going on in Major Crimes. Even odder, Jim is simply not behaving like himself at all, and Blair isn't at all sure of what he can do to fix the problem. This is one of the most unique post-TSbyBS fics I've ever read, primarily in the characterization of Jim. In some respects he's the Jim we all know and love (even if he is being exasperating) but he's also a Jim who has taken a long look at himself and his actions and what his actions almost cost him. The end result is fascinating and while I would have loved to have some of the story be in Jim's POV (because I'd really like to have seen some of his thought processes), the story is better being strictly from Blair's POV, showing us the changes and getting us caught up in the mystery of what is going on with Jim. A thoughtful, layered characterization that helps this story stand out from the crowd.[1]
References
- ^ jane_elliot. Everything Has a Price by Legion (NC-17), Archived on 31 July 2024 at Epic Recs. Posted 25 February 2009.