Unconditional Bonds, by Makota, NC-17, trilogy, 19+19+16 chapters
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Unconditional Bonds, by Makota, NC-17, trilogy, 19+19+16 chapters| Iuvenes |
Posted: Aug 3 2009, 08:54 AM
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Title: Unconditional Bonds
Uncharted Waters Kings, Tyrants, and Demons (incomplete) Author: Makota Rating: NC-17 Pairings: Piccolo/Vegeta, secret pairing in 2nd volume Categories: romance, angst, action, drama Warnings: lemon, violence, 2nd fic contains death, BDSM, and other kink Summary: After Vegeta's second return from death, Bulma's love wanes, and she finds herself with another. Vegeta is devastated, and as despair drives him into hiding, and nearly into death, only one friend persists in the search to save him. Has Vegeta found his perfect match? Unconditional Bonds@aff.net Unconditional Bonds@Saiyan Hideaway Uncharted Waters@aff.net Uncharted Waters@Saiyan Hideaway Kings, Tyrants, and Demons@aff.net Kings, Tyrants, and Demons@Saiyan Hideaway My note: The first volume of this trilogy is fairly normal, and the third is unfortunately unfinished, but the entire trilogy is entertaining and quite well-written (and I'm sure Pix as beta did not hurt), and the second volume is exceptionally good - good enough to make it worth reading even though it is unfinished. Highly recommended for everyone, but especially for the rare P/V fans. |
 
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