Ooh, and suddenly the slash factor skyrockets

[maderr]

~~"Now that is progress right there," I remark. "I didn't know you could laugh. I think I rather like it."

Traggert looks down shyly. "I think I do, too."~~

Tell me I'm wrong. Sooo entirely slashly, unless all heroes tell someone they Hate And Do Not Trust "I like it when you laugh."

Okay, done now. (<--is still at work and getting restless)


EDIT:

*cackles gleefully* That's it. I'm reading the rest of the series, just so I can see these two suddenly Angst-tastic boys admit they're madly in love. AHAHAHAHAAHA. I don't even have to *try* to make the slash work. It's all laid out for me. That was a pleasant change.

And yes, now I really will shut up ^_~

SECOND EDIT:

Yes, I lied. This book gets hella cool towards the end. Slash potential aside. And GODDAMMIT I'm starting to like the fairy chick.

Comments

[inklacedfeather.livejournal.com]

Sounds interesting I'll have to check it out. But remember buddy those potentionly slashy books have the potential to let yo downin the end but getting the hero with the fairy chick and trying to screw all ur lovely slashy ideas out a window.

[maderr.livejournal.com]

Nah. Fairy chick I think is headed for someone else, one guy has a mother complex and the other has a wife he can never return to. It's a perfect set up.

[inklacedfeather.livejournal.com]

Ah. Sounds good. But a perfect set up can be aperfect setdown. Not to rain on ur parade or anythin. lol. ::huggles::

[maderr.livejournal.com]

Oh, I know. I'm not like gungho for it or anything - I'm more just amused by it all. Really all it takes more to like a book is something that makes me laugh. This book started slow but turned really fun in the end.

[inklacedfeather.livejournal.com]

Sounds great. A fun book is really cool but I like a slashy factor as well. Hey it helps. ^___^