Title: Bird's Bone
Rating: R
Warnings: Bondage, Graphic Violence, Stockholm Syndrome, Mild Incestuous Themes
Characters: Sherlock, John, Mycroft, Moriarty
Summary: "You want to know who's been terrorizing our dear Sherlock. Such nasty business. It wasn't me." He looked at Mycroft with wide, innocent eyes. "But you already know that, or I'd be dead
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Life is making progress on this sporadic, but I'm determined to finish it. Thanks for hanging in there!
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Mycroft creeps me out. I'm with Sherlock - so good to see him using his brain again! Yay!
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Thank you for continuing - this series is always a joy to read! (...though by "joy", I mean joy for me, presumably not for the poor characters. =D)
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The characters are in for a ride before the end! Fun for us, not for them...>:D
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The Mycroft/Jim interaction has continued to be compelling. Also, all the frankly weird shit John and Sherlock get up to. And the whump! And the slow recovery therefrom! It is all so disturbing and ... um. Have you ever read any of Doris Piserchia's YA science fictiony stuff? It's out of print now (still findable in used book stores), and she stopped writing before she polished things up, but I was (still am, occasionally) nuts for her. Your work reminds me of hers. I'll have to reread her to figure out why.
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I'm so glad I finally managed to get Sherlock and John out of the flat this chapter! I love whumping them, but I also like them to get off their asses and solve some freaking mysteries, too. As for the Mycroft/Jim...sue me, but I think they're a much better match for each other antagonistically than Sherlock/Moriarty. I mean, you'll notice in canon Moriarty does nothing but dick Sherlock around while Sherlock can't do a damn thing about it. Mycroft and Jim both have networks and money and minions. Sherlock has John and a bunch of homeless people: just not on the same level at all...
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