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electricalgwen) wrote2011-07-07 11:03 pm
electricalgwen) wrote2011-07-07 11:03 pm
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SPN J2 AU Fic: Black Flag Over Texas (Masterpost)
Title: Black Flag Over Texas
Pairing: Jared/Jensen
Rating: NC-17
Length: ~32,000 words
Summary: Jensen belongs to a team of mercenary vigilantes that is trying to stop a group of anarchists whose goal is the dissolution of the USA. They get information that a student group on UT Dallas campus is harboring at least one of the major players, and Jensen is assigned to an undercover mission to infiltrate the group.
His first day on campus, he meets a final-year PhD student named Jared who would be exactly Jensen’s type – if he weren’t a prime suspect. Move by move, like chess pieces, actions escalate, and the stakes get higher. Jensen and his colleagues are dealing with computer espionage, bombings, and kidnapping threats, as the institutions of government waver around them, threatening to fall. Ultimately, Jensen is forced to make a choice that pits revenge and love against the greater good.
Disclaimer: This is purely a work of fiction.
Warnings: Violence, language, sex under the influence of chemicals, discussion of politics.
Author's Notes: Written for the 2011 round of![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
spn_j2_bigbang. Art by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ladytiferet, who was a real pleasure to work with and put up with my last-minute flailing with great aplomb and grace. Big hugs are due to laisserais and dancetomato for beta-reading and fixing all my non-American vocabulary. Any remaining errors are of course entirely my fault (and please do let me know about them!) And of course, many thanks to wendy and thehighwaywoman for all their work in coordinating this amazing event.
This is set in the same universe as last year's story Green Means Go. It is a prequel, but both stories stand alone, and may be read in either order.
Pairing: Jared/Jensen
Rating: NC-17
Length: ~32,000 words
Summary: Jensen belongs to a team of mercenary vigilantes that is trying to stop a group of anarchists whose goal is the dissolution of the USA. They get information that a student group on UT Dallas campus is harboring at least one of the major players, and Jensen is assigned to an undercover mission to infiltrate the group.
His first day on campus, he meets a final-year PhD student named Jared who would be exactly Jensen’s type – if he weren’t a prime suspect. Move by move, like chess pieces, actions escalate, and the stakes get higher. Jensen and his colleagues are dealing with computer espionage, bombings, and kidnapping threats, as the institutions of government waver around them, threatening to fall. Ultimately, Jensen is forced to make a choice that pits revenge and love against the greater good.
Disclaimer: This is purely a work of fiction.
Warnings: Violence, language, sex under the influence of chemicals, discussion of politics.
Author's Notes: Written for the 2011 round of
spn_j2_bigbang. Art by ladytiferet, who was a real pleasure to work with and put up with my last-minute flailing with great aplomb and grace. Big hugs are due to laisserais and dancetomato for beta-reading and fixing all my non-American vocabulary. Any remaining errors are of course entirely my fault (and please do let me know about them!) And of course, many thanks to wendy and thehighwaywoman for all their work in coordinating this amazing event. This is set in the same universe as last year's story Green Means Go. It is a prequel, but both stories stand alone, and may be read in either order.
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This one is now up on AO3. It's the first time I've used AO3 (I seriously need to improve my coding process, or something; it took me ages and still didn't come out the way I wanted) but I'll be working on getting some of my older stuff (including Green Means Go) up there over the next several weeks.
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I like AO3 a lot: it's really convenient as a reader, and really nice as as writer to have everything together in one place. If only I could make up my mind about using one service or another. :P