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Title: Revenant
Fandom: Highlander
Pairing: Duncan/Methos
Categories: Supernatural Thriller
Length: Epic
Warnings: Duncan/OFC

Rachel on LJ: [personal profile] wickedwords
Rachel's Website: http://mediafans.org/rachael/index.html
MacGeorge's Website: http://www.wordsmiths.net/MacGeorge/

Review:
First the bad: this story features a particularly irritiating Mary Sue, who has the emotional maturity of a thirteen-year-old. If the rest of this story weren't so good, she would probably be enough to prevent me from reccing it.

Fortunately, the rest of the story is *great*. Highlander is one of the few fandoms that can boast actual supernatural underpinnings in canon and MacGeorge and Rachel take full advantage of that flexibility. A ghost from Duncan's past comes back to exact a little (oh, who am I kidding, a *lot* of) revenge on Duncan by way of killing off everyone Duncan loves. Methos, with his usual good timing, decides now is the time to see if MacLeod is interested in being a little more than friends.

Dark and spooky, with a little angst and lots of jealousy, this is a good story for those who are tired of all of the fluff I recommend. Enjoy!

Revenant (story index) 

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[identity profile] springwoof.livejournal.com wrote:
Nov. 10th, 2007 08:54 am (UTC)
cool!

I remember loving this story when I first read it, because it was so spooky
[identity profile] jane-elliot.livejournal.com wrote:
Nov. 11th, 2007 06:50 pm (UTC)
Yeah, I love the spooky aspect. If only Claire wasn't such an obnoxious twit...

[identity profile] titc.livejournal.com wrote:
Nov. 14th, 2007 05:53 am (UTC)
ooh - yes, MacGeorge's stuff is fantastic! To my surprise, I really liked the Witchblade (a series I know nothing about) cross-over, Digitabulum Magae.
In general, I really like how she portrayed Methos's hesitations & fears and Duncan's hurts, and yet his willingness to try in many of your stories, too - such as in the Dancing... & Fumbling... series. You'd really like it if you haven't read her stuff already.
Ooooh, and Wolf at the Door & its sequel!Holy Ground too!
[identity profile] jane-elliot.livejournal.com wrote:
Nov. 14th, 2007 03:33 pm (UTC)
I loved Digitabulum Magae (it probably helps that I also loved Witchblade:) and have it in my 're-read to rec' folder. Also, I've already recced Wolf at the Door (but I didn't really like Holy Ground -- as I recall, I didn't even manage to read the whole story through).

I don't remember Dancing/Fumbling specifically, but I have read everything MacGeorge has written (well, except for her gen works:) I do still have a rec or two for her saved up. Viva la Highlander!

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