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2020 Yuletide Fandom Promo Post
Welcome to the Fandom Promo post, everyone!
Here's where you get those eyes on your fandoms for sign ups!
Share what makes your Yuletide fandoms the shiniest and why you love them. A big part of Yuletide is how small our fandoms can be, and this is a good way to make sure other people know what gems there are out there!
Suggested form to use:
<b>FANDOM NAME</b>:
<b>WHAT MAKES IT GREAT</b>:
<b>WHERE CAN I FIND IT?(optional)</b>:
For reference, last year's promo post!
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WHAT MAKES IT GREAT: Ok bear with me, it's problematic political content. However, I have a mighty thirst for muscular bearded military men doing manly stuff. This movie covers the real attack in Benghazi and features the real people who were there. That said, I am not interested in the real men this movie is based on, but their fictionalized portrayals. One of the characters, Oz, has a sniping, tense relationship with a CIA analyst, Sona. As the battle heats up, Oz and Sona work together culminating in the ultimate sad/soft moment between the two that sets my shipper heart aflame. I would kill for some fic of these two reuniting after the battle, maybe while he's recovering from his injuries. There's so much intensity to work with, it kills me that there isn't more fic of them. At some point, I am going to use them as the basis for an original novel, but today is not that day.
WHERE CAN I FIND IT?(optional): Available on demand if you get FX or for rent or purchase anywhere
FANDOM NAME: Mackinnon's Rangers
WHAT MAKES IT GREAT: Last of the Mohicans turned up to 11 with steamy, steamy goodness. The MacKinnon brothers are fantastic and drink lots of their respect women juice. Great action set against a complex historical background not utilized often in historical romance. But what I'm mostly interested in are two characters who never got their own books: Joseph, the Mackinnon's Mahican "brother," and Lt Cooke, the primary antagonist's aide de camp. Joseph longs for the late be his brother's found and his story could fit right in with the primary theme of forbidden love overcoming all obstacles. Cooke has this fantastic understated story through the three books as he developed from a passive follower to a standing up for what he believes. I would love a story to see where either or both of these men wind up.
WHERE CAN I FIND IT?(optional): the Mackinnon's Rangers series is by Pamela Clare and available anywhere you get your ebooks. If you're feeling up to reading more than one of them, I recommend skipping the first book. It delves into some triggering content and story wise it doesn't cover anything the 2nd and 3rd book don't do better.
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