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Fic: 'Won't let you choke'
Feb. 22nd, 2011 12:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mermaidTitle: Won't let you choke.
Author:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
deepbluemermaid.
Genre: John/Sherlock slash and hurt/comfort.
Rating / Warnings: R for detailed description of a medical emergency (choking) and non-graphic sexual content (including D/s).
Word count: 4,300 words.
Author's notes: this is the final story in my "Higher Than Reason" series. It'll make much more sense if you read the previous fics first:
Reading too much meaning from existence (a three-part story about Sherlock at Oxford)
Food for thought (a character study of John as he readjusts to civilian life)
A gun and a pack of sandwiches (John turns 35, learns to cook, and re-evaluates his friendship with Sherlock)
Summary: John has gone to a lot of trouble to keep Sherlock alive and in reasonable health – everything from making him eat salad to shooting a man for him. So it's bitterly ironic that his cooking nearly does Sherlock in, one Friday night in September.
Author:
deepbluemermaid.Genre: John/Sherlock slash and hurt/comfort.
Rating / Warnings: R for detailed description of a medical emergency (choking) and non-graphic sexual content (including D/s).
Word count: 4,300 words.
Author's notes: this is the final story in my "Higher Than Reason" series. It'll make much more sense if you read the previous fics first:
Reading too much meaning from existence (a three-part story about Sherlock at Oxford)
Food for thought (a character study of John as he readjusts to civilian life)
A gun and a pack of sandwiches (John turns 35, learns to cook, and re-evaluates his friendship with Sherlock)
Summary: John has gone to a lot of trouble to keep Sherlock alive and in reasonable health – everything from making him eat salad to shooting a man for him. So it's bitterly ironic that his cooking nearly does Sherlock in, one Friday night in September.
