Rec in Ten

[empty-mirrors.livejournal.com]

To get the ball rolling, I thought I'd do this one.


Title: Where the Worms Are
Author: Pamela Rose
Link to story: At the Circuit
Permission to archive the rec/review at Palely Loitering: Yes
Pairing: B/D
Short review: 10 words or less.

Long. Plotty. Elizabeth Walsh. Distrust tempered by affection. True love.

Damn, that wasn't as easy as I thought. :D
Feel free to discuss.

Comments

[byslantedlight.livejournal.com]

Hee - that'll larn ya *g*

I like that fic alot too - Pamela Rose is a favourite of mine. Of course now I need to go read it again to remind myself...

[empty-mirrors.livejournal.com]

It's one I go back to time and time again. There's others that are better written and don't have the Brit-gaffs, but this one has such a great plot and I adore the way she has the lads working with Miss Walsh. An all around good fic, I reckon.

[paris7am.livejournal.com]

I just finished PR's "If Wishes Were..." so was thinking about Pamela Rose :) I guess I also need to go back and enjoy WTWA again.

[empty-mirrors.livejournal.com]

That's another good one, though IMO not as strong. She does good plot and shorter ones don't give that breathing room.

[paris7am.livejournal.com]

I have to agree with you - she's a master at the *long* story, isn't she.

[empty-mirrors.livejournal.com]

Completely. Professional Dreamer springs to mind. Another story that really shouldn't work and yet she pulls it off with wonderful aplomb.

[rach74.livejournal.com]

I loved this one, and re read it frequently even with the americanisms and a couple of places that set my teeth on edge. But I adore it for the most part.

[empty-mirrors.livejournal.com]

The something about the relationships. With the lads, she manages to steer her way between tender and masculine pretty well, and with the others it just feels so genuine, somehow. And yes there are some gaffs, and yes with the teeth, but still. A keeper, I reckon.