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Freya-Kendra ~ Some stories found at Shaman Sense or her LiveJournal
Date First Story Posted: February 2003
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Email: freyakendra@yahoo.com

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• From Fire to Water -- Cypher missing scene.
• Smooth -- Filk. (4K)
• The Shaman, Man -- Filk. Based on the last episode. (3K)
• I'll Be -- Filk. (3K)
• A Real-Live Sentinel -- Filk. (3K)
• He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
• My Shaman From Rainier -- Filk. (3K)
• Hey Jim -- Filk. (3K)
• Sentinel's Shaman -- Filk. (3K)
• Sent'nel Mash -- Filk. (4K)
• Lean on Me -- Ficlet based on the Bill Wither's song.
• Two Pheasants -- Blair's stream of semi-consciousness after a good day in the woods turns bad.
• I Shot the Shaman -- This is a fic derived from a filk derived from the original song by Bob Marley, and later by Eric Clapton. Full of drama, angst and H/C, this one involves both our shaman and our sentinel getting shot in separate incidents, a hijacked truckload of guns that are hitting the streets, and an overwhelmed college freshman.
• Sentinel's Guide -- Filk (7K)
• Everyone Needs a Break Now & Then -- A short, little ficlet showing that even Blair Sandburg needs to turn his brain off every now and then.
• The Witch of November -- At the shores of Lake Michigan, Blair remembers a long-lost friend; to the strains of Gordon Lightfoot's The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
• X Marks the Spot -- Who's playing pranks on Cascade’s Major Crimes detectives? And who will be the first *real* victim when those pranks become crimes in truth? A two-part ficlet from Blair's POV.
• Quiet -- A Sentinel without his Guide faces a lonely silence. This is an angsty piece with a good dose of comfort at the end.
• Welcome to My Nightmare -- Could it really be possible to go to hell and back? And whose nightmare is it, anyway? Inspired by Alice Cooper's song of the same name. Angst, H/C.
• Hang On, Mr. Nice Guy -- Filk. A remake of Alice Cooper's No More Mr. Nice Guy. Sung by Jim.
• Quoth the Sentinel: Evermore -- Poem. Originally Edgar Allen Poe's The Raven (an abbreviated remake). (5K)
• 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, Sentinel Style -- Poem. (5K)
• Through Another's Eyes -- Blair discovers that sometimes we can't truly see ourselves until the mirror wears another's eyes.
• Twilight -- Blair is trapped in a frigid twilight somewhere between life and death. Can Jim reach him before it's too late?
• Flies in an Emerald Web -- One of his students draws Blair into an intricate web involving the FBI, the CIA, and emerald smugglers who won't hesitate to kill anyone who gets in their way. Originally published in the fanzine, Sensory Overload 8.
• Synth-Sense (aka 'the Rest Stop fic') -- Is it possible to synthesize a sentinel? Immediately after the events of TSbyBS, Blair is tracked down by a woman from Boston who talks him into taking a road trip with her. If only he knew her real intentions. Originally posted on CascadeTimes.
• Saved by McBreakfast? -- Blair makes an unexpected, life-saving stop at McDonald's. Originally posted on CascadeTimes.
• The Oath -- A little problem yields pleasant reminders about friendship and partnership. It is a two-way street, after all.
• The Taper Caper -- Jim returns home unexpectedly to find Blair in a pinch and on a roll.
• The Magic in a Moment -- Christmas Holiday Fic. Jim finds the spirit of Christmas, and is able to appreciate it all the more when he gets the chance to enlighten Blair.
• Right of Birth -- A continuation of Murder 101. Norman Ventriss is a powerful man with a very good, very well paid lawyer. A lack of hard evidence has resulted in clearing his son, Brad, of murder charges in the death of Dennis Chung. Now Brad is out to "teach the teacher," intent on showing Blair Sandburg how the right of birth sets everyone's place in society. What he fails to realize is that Blair and Jim have a right of birth of their own.... (69K)
• Whether 'tis Nobler -- A Shakespearean tragedy that puts Blair in the hands of a failed actress who has lost her grip on sanity.
• The Phantom Truck -- A creepy-silly Supernatural/Sentinel crossover inspired by real life.
• Just a Twinge -- Jim & Blair discuss what they need to do in order to keep us fan fic folks happy.
• A Heroes' Brotherhood -- A soldier's funeral, a cop's funeral, a pensive Guide, and a confident Sentinel.
• Outnumb3red -- Crossver with Numb3rs. When Cascade's Sentinel is outnumbered in LA and a lone Sandburg becomes Guide to too many, how do the Eppes brothers figure into the equation? Available as pdf and html. Note: This story was spawned from a challenge posted by Crosswork. Intended to be a round robin, Katfairy took chapter 3, but I ran with the rest.
• Blair Sandburg Goes to Hell -- After a three week absence, Blair Sandburg walked into the bullpen at Cascade's Major Crimes division wearing his arm in a sling. This alone was enough to turn heads and conjure questions. But when his answer to those questions began with the sentence, "well, it all started when I went to Hell," he was grateful he would only have to tell his tale once. Humor.
• (LJ link) Eternal Sentinel -- Vampires are on the prowl in Cascade, but one of them is not hunting for blood. Can Jim deny the calling of a real, ancient sentinel?
• (LJ links) Into the Ocean & 2AM -- Blair's entanglement with the daughter of a Mafioso is seen first through his eyes, in the song-fic titled Into the Ocean, and then through Jim's, in the filk, 2AM. Angst & H/C.
• (LJ link) Into the Ocean, et.al. -- Blair's entanglement with the daughter of a Mafioso has tragic results. This story is told in 4 sections: Overboard, a traditional fic; Into the Ocean, songfic; The Guardian, a traditional fic; and 2AM, a filk.
• (LJ link) Some Body No Body Knows -- A sprig of angst, a dash of humor and just a pinch of philosophy as Blair faces a dilemma. Did he see what he thinks he saw while driving to the Cascade PD?
• (LJ link) Father Knows Best? -- One of Blair's students has an over-protective, angry and abusive father who decides he needs a target for his aggression -- Blair.

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