| Stargate Atlantis Adult Fiction by Joolz |
| Cages (28,490 words) (Slash, McKay/Sheppard, Hurt/Comfort, Angst, First Time) NC-17 McKay and Sheppard are taken captive and it's a long journey home. |
| Finally the door opened just long enough for McKay to be propelled in. John was relieved to see the pleased smirk on the scientist�s face when he held his hands up in dramatized amazement and chirped, �It worked!� |
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| John turned onto his side, very close to Rodney, and propped his head up on one hand and elbow. He said, �You know, you told me two private and secret things tonight. You didn�t have to do that, and I want to even the score. If I tell you something, will you promise not to get mad?� |
| Lucky Stars (3,285 words) (Slash, Het, Humor, PWP, McKay/Sheppard, surprise het pairings) NC-17 What a wonderful night to make romance... |
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| Consequences (1,320 words) (Episode Tag, Friendship Slash McKay/Sheppard) PG-13 Post-Trinity fic: He may be the only one, but Ronon is still speaking to Rodney. |
| "We do what we have to," Ronon said philosophically, "then we deal with the consequences." |
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| "Pardon me. I had a slightly traumatic day myself, you know." |
| Eye Opener (1,380 words) (Episode Tag, Slash McKay/Sheppard) PG Post-The Long Goodbye fic: Weir makes some discoveries in the aftermath of alien possession. |
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| �I have never until this moment had reason to be ashamed of the people under my command on Atlantis.� |
| Hail Mary (3,365 words) (Episode Tag, Pre-slash McKay/Sheppard) PG Post - Grace Under Pressure fic: Some people don't get Rodney, but John hopes he will. |
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| The Lost Colony (26,100 words) (Crossover with Numb3rs, Gen, Adventure, H/C, Friendship) R for some violence and brief nekkidness In the Pegasus Galaxy they find a puzzle that only one man can solve. The Eppes brothers go traveling. |
| �Okay, McKay. What gives? I�ve never seen you be so, well, nice to anyone before. It�s unnatural and frankly a little scary.� |
| The lovely Bombadil made up a spiffy Word version to print, with columns and headers like a zine. It's formatted for double sided printing and binding. Here, if you want it: Lost Colony Print Version |
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| The Importance of Being Rodney (3,500 words) (Slash, John/Rodney, Farce, Challenge) PG-13 Inspired by 'The Importance of Being Earnest', by Oscar Wilde John wants Rodney to be himself. |
| �So are you going to explain yourself? After I told you how much Cecily and Gwendolyn meant to me, you just had to go and ruin it.� |
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| The Long Haul (3,500 words) (Slash, John/Rodney, H/C, First Time) R John's slipping away, but Rodney's not about to let him go. |
| �Why are you smiling?� Rodney said. �You aren�t seeing a light or anything clich�d like that, are you? No running off with the angels or ascended princesses, you got that?� |
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| Homesick (4,000 words)
(Gen, Drama, Humor) McKay is held hostage by someone with impossible demands. |
| The man�s voice sounded more agitated. �No! I watch TV, too. You just want to trick me. No one comes in here, or I�ll shoot McKay. I don�t want to talk to you! Just send me home!� |