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Raven (Sentinel story)
| Fanfiction | |
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| Title: | Raven |
| Author(s): | Blankety |
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| Genre(s): | slash |
| Fandom(s): | The Sentinel |
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| External Links: | online here |
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Raven is a Sentinel story by Blankety.
Reactions and Reviews
Raven is a really fun, wacky, cool story that leaves you wanting more. It's an AU, set a while after Jim's return from Peru. He's not a cop, but living as a criminal as a way to punish himself for his perceived failure in Peru. Suddenly, in the middle of what most certainly would have a fatal encounter, he's saved by the wackiest elemental-archetype-made-flesh you'll ever meet.Enter Blair, Rav, Raven, Teacher, Wolf--whatever you want to call him. He's impossibly old, and yet still acts like a child, mostly because he's bored. Jim has to figure out how to deal with this odd new addition to his life, as well as these crazy senses he's been dealing with since Peru--and he has to do it soon, because Blair needs his help with a grave mission that could end with the destruction of everything that ever existed.
What I love most about Blankety's stories is how much they make me laugh, and this story is no exception. For all the seriousness of what might happen, this fic is still light-hearted and fun, and it's a quick read, because you just can't put it down once you've started!
I hope you all enjoy this last recommendation of mine, and that if you do, you let the author know! [1]