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Idols I Have Loved
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Idols I Have Loved |
| Author(s): | Mandi Schultz & Cheryl Rice |
| Date(s): | 1977 |
| Length: | 44 pages |
| Genre(s): | het |
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Idols I Have Loved is a Star Trek: TOS story by Mandi Schultz & Cheryl Rice.
It was published in the print zine Alpha Continuum #2.
The Diamonds and Rust Series Series
This story is a direct sequel to the very controversial To Each His Own.
See the story order as they were published, and as they took place at Diamonds and Rust Series.
Art by Gee Moaven
From Alpha Continuum #2.
![by Gee Moaven, portrays Chantal Caberfae and the original character who the author describes as "a slightly mad OSS doctor named Brandy Burns whose specialties are drinking, creating bad limericks, and brainwashing anyone who needs to forget a chunk of his past." [1]](/w/images/thumb/f/fe/Alphacont2-14.jpg/180px-Alphacont2-14.jpg)
by Gee Moaven, portrays Chantal Caberfae and the original character who the author describes as "a slightly mad OSS doctor named Brandy Burns whose specialties are drinking, creating bad limericks, and brainwashing anyone who needs to forget a chunk of his past." [1]
by Gee Moaven
by Gee Moaven
by Gee Moaven
![by Gee Moaven, portrays Chantal Caberfae and the original character who the author describes as "a slightly mad OSS doctor named Brandy Burns whose specialties are drinking, creating bad limericks, and brainwashing anyone who needs to forget a chunk of his past." [1]](/wiki/File:Alphacont2-14.jpg)
Reactions and Reviews: "Idols I Have Loved"
Chantal obtains treatment (that is, brainwashing) for McCoy from her espionage organization so that he can remain in his post. The doctor she takes him to, her old enemy/friend Brandy Burns, insists on payment with sex, which about gives her a breakdown herself. McCoy, unaware that he is being treated with hypnotism and psychotherapy, naturally falls in love with her, at which point she drops him and they quarrel. Chantal wants out of her Enterprise assignment, as she is growing too close to the crew. It is disturbing to see McCoy dragged through the wringer of his daughter’s death; it is much more disturbing to have him behaving normally and pursuing romance with another young woman just two weeks later. But again, the writing is compelling. [2]
References
- ^ from the synopsis is Millenium #1
- ^ from Karen Halliday's Zinedex