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Soul Brothers
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Soul Brothers |
| Author(s): | J.G. MacDonald |
| Date(s): | 1985 |
| Length: | |
| Genre(s): | slash |
| Fandom(s): | Star Trek: TOS |
| Relationship(s): | Kirk/Spock |
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Soul Brothers is a Kirk/Spock story by J.G. MacDonald.
It was published in the print zine Duet #11.
Summary
"A/U Spock and McCoy buy two human slaves from the Klingons, only to find that one is McCoyʼs friend Jim Kirk and Kirkʼs nephew, Peter."
Reactions and Reviews
1985
'Soul Brothers' by J.G. MacDonald follows the usual pattern [of slave stories]. Kirk, raped by the Klingons, is about to be sold to the highest bidder, Spock posing as a Romulan has been sent to the planet to "buy" any available humans. Rescued from a fate worse than death, Kirk falls in love with his rescuer, and the inevitable bonding takes place. My problem is that I do not like slave stories and that colours my thinking. Lovers of such stories will no doubt enjoy them, as all three stories are very well written. [1]
This is an interesting A/U story which, at the start is very reminiscent of Syn Ferguson's "Taaz Avine" in THE PRICE & THE PRIZE. Spock & McCoy are passing themselves off as a Romulan & his mate looking for Human slaves. They find a man being savagely raped by several Klingons in turn while a boy watches in horror. Spock busy both of the Humans & they take them back to Spock s ship, the T'Saaah. Kirk & McCoy are old friends from way back. Spock is a widower with a young son, S'kin'la. Uhura is Spock's adopted sister. The rest of the story is concerned with the interrelationships of the main characters. [2]
References
- ^ from Communicator #22 (March 1985)
- ^ from Not Tonight Spock! #9