When You Can't Lead a Horse to Water, Write a Polite Note by riazendira

Peter/El, Peter/El/Neal, PG, ~1300 words.

An interesting character-study of Peter.

It was nearly a year into the Caffery[sic] case when Peter realized he’d felt all this before.

Don't Kill the Messenger (he's already dead) by
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Tourist Bait by burntcopper

Jack, OCs, PG, ~6000 words.

A historical case-story with believable OCs and an interesting and atmospheric setting.

The case starts, as is common, with readings. Torchwood instruments regularly scan the isles the Institute is charged to defend for anything strange, or particularly strong. Some areas have their own dedicated ( Read more... )

Whom the Suit Fits by misura

Peter & Neal, UST, PG-13, ~2200 words.

"Handcuffing people to beds is your idea of 'fun'?" With anyone but Neal, Peter would never have used those words, or that tone.

"Sometimes." Neal smirked. "Don't tell me you've never even considered the possibility."

Just Someone In A Summer Town by nightcamedownPeter & Neal, UST, Teen, ~1700 ( Read more... )

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Especially the Lies by adina_atl

Neal, Peter, G, ~2300 words.

Summary: It's all true, even the lies. (A little backstory, a lot of dialogue.)

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Breaking Down the Complex Machine by lionessvalenti

Tosh, Jack, PG-13, ~3600 words.

Jack and Tosh dismantle the cyber-conversion unit. Tosh tries to figure out what's happened to Ianto and eyes Jack with suspicion.

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Self Made Man by The_Grynne

Neal, PG-13, ~650 words.

"If Neal knew how to compromise - to accept the world as it was described, to take the hand that he was dealt, as opposed to how he felt it should be - then he wouldn't be who he is. And there would be no need for men like Peter."

Throwing Stones by ingridmatthewsMozzie, PG-13, ~770 words ( Read more... )