Strangers in Paradise von Karrenia

Zusammenfassung: AU, the Earth and our universe went boom and the last best refuge is the Atlantis base on the other side of the Stargate. Crossover with Highlander: the Series.
Eingestuft: FAM [Reviews - 1]
Kategorie: Gen - Team Based
Charaktere: Carson Beckett
Episode Related: None
Genres: Alternate Universe
Holiday: None
Season: Any Season
Warnings: None
Crossovers: Highlander
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Serie: None
Kapitel: 1 Abgeschlossen: No
Wörter: 2289 Gelesen: 1710
Veröffentlicht: 2007.09.16 Aktualisiert: 2007.09.16

1. no matter where you go, there you are by Karrenia [Reviews - 1] (2289 words)
previously posted to the livejournal comms, fic on demand and crossovers100

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