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Mostly a tracking post for me so that I know where to find this list later.
Because everyone needs more AUs in their lives!
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Because everyone needs more AUs in their lives!
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Mostly a tracking post for me so that I know where to find this list later.
Because everyone needs more AUs in their lives!
( clicky! )
Because everyone needs more AUs in their lives!
( clicky! )
More roads_diverged AU goodness! (And this time they're GANGSTERS! *sparkles*).
Seriously though, this one was so much fun to write. The Turks make excellent mobsters.
Title: Smooth Shuffle
Rating: PG
Warnings: violence and an OC narrator (although he's really not that bad once you get to know him)
Word count: 3202
Theme: gangsters
A/N: A little bit of 1920s slang - a speakeasy was an illegal, underground locale for partaking of a drink (or three) during the Prohibition. Everything other than that should be pretty easily understood.
Summary: 1927, Chicago. One of Big Man Maud's men goes out to dig up some dirt on the Shinra gang.
Seriously though, this one was so much fun to write. The Turks make excellent mobsters.
Title: Smooth Shuffle
Rating: PG
Warnings: violence and an OC narrator (although he's really not that bad once you get to know him)
Word count: 3202
Theme: gangsters
A/N: A little bit of 1920s slang - a speakeasy was an illegal, underground locale for partaking of a drink (or three) during the Prohibition. Everything other than that should be pretty easily understood.
Summary: 1927, Chicago. One of Big Man Maud's men goes out to dig up some dirt on the Shinra gang.
More roads_diverged AU goodness! (And this time they're GANGSTERS! *sparkles*).
Seriously though, this one was so much fun to write. The Turks make excellent mobsters.
Title: Smooth Shuffle
Rating: PG
Warnings: violence and an OC narrator (although he's really not that bad once you get to know him)
Word count: 3202
Theme: gangsters
A/N: A little bit of 1920s slang - a speakeasy was an illegal, underground locale for partaking of a drink (or three) during the Prohibition. Everything other than that should be pretty easily understood.
Summary: 1927, Chicago. One of Big Man Maud's men goes out to dig up some dirt on the Shinra gang.
Seriously though, this one was so much fun to write. The Turks make excellent mobsters.
Title: Smooth Shuffle
Rating: PG
Warnings: violence and an OC narrator (although he's really not that bad once you get to know him)
Word count: 3202
Theme: gangsters
A/N: A little bit of 1920s slang - a speakeasy was an illegal, underground locale for partaking of a drink (or three) during the Prohibition. Everything other than that should be pretty easily understood.
Summary: 1927, Chicago. One of Big Man Maud's men goes out to dig up some dirt on the Shinra gang.
I'm back! Not with more of Wild Ones yet, unfortunately, but I hope not to be too colassally long in getting more out.
This one's an AU written for roads_diverged on IJ.
Title: In Service of the King
Fandom: FFVII
Pairing/Group: Turks
Rating: Gish? Kinda violent, but not really anything too bad.
Theme: #14 - military
Summary: How far would you go to uphold a corrupt regime?
This one's an AU written for roads_diverged on IJ.
Title: In Service of the King
Fandom: FFVII
Pairing/Group: Turks
Rating: Gish? Kinda violent, but not really anything too bad.
Theme: #14 - military
Summary: How far would you go to uphold a corrupt regime?
I'm back! Not with more of Wild Ones yet, unfortunately, but I hope not to be too colassally long in getting more out.
This one's an AU written for roads_diverged on IJ.
Title: In Service of the King
Fandom: FFVII
Pairing/Group: Turks
Rating: Gish? Kinda violent, but not really anything too bad.
Theme: #14 - military
Summary: How far would you go to uphold a corrupt regime?
This one's an AU written for roads_diverged on IJ.
Title: In Service of the King
Fandom: FFVII
Pairing/Group: Turks
Rating: Gish? Kinda violent, but not really anything too bad.
Theme: #14 - military
Summary: How far would you go to uphold a corrupt regime?
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