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So back in January I said how I was kicking around a post-finale fic idea which would probably turn out to be REALLY long and everyone here encouraged me? Well, I finally finished it. I've been posting in chapters to AO3 and managed to keep a good buffer all the way through so that I had plenty of time between writing, editing and posting. (Except for the epilogue, which took me three weeks to write.)
It's the longest thing I've ever written by a good 5k. I'm incredibly proud of it.
Title: We're not pure of heart, but we're sure of aim (Wolf 359)
Word count: 52,300 words
Characters: Renée Minkowski, Isobel Lovelace, Hera, Doug Eiffel, Daniel Jacobi, Miranda Pryce, Dominik Koudelka
Pairing: Gen focus with Dominik/Renée, Renée/Isabel, mentions of past Jacobi/Kepler
Content/Tags: Post-Finale Fic, Deal-with-it rather than fix-it fic, Post-Canon, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Angst for everyone, multiple POVs, Friendship, Bad Decision, LLF Comment Project, Low-key alcohol issues, An endless amount of angst-filled conversations, workplace drama, Artificial Intelligence, Heists, vague diversions into political drama, Hurt/Comfort, AI Rights Crusade
Summary: Going home is never simple, even when home exists. Sometimes it doesn't. For the Hephaestus survivors, "home" is no guarantee of comfort, or even safety, and there's still Goddard Futuristics to contend with. And a brand-new person named Miranda.
AO3 link
It's the longest thing I've ever written by a good 5k. I'm incredibly proud of it.
Title: We're not pure of heart, but we're sure of aim (Wolf 359)
Word count: 52,300 words
Characters: Renée Minkowski, Isobel Lovelace, Hera, Doug Eiffel, Daniel Jacobi, Miranda Pryce, Dominik Koudelka
Pairing: Gen focus with Dominik/Renée, Renée/Isabel, mentions of past Jacobi/Kepler
Content/Tags: Post-Finale Fic, Deal-with-it rather than fix-it fic, Post-Canon, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Angst for everyone, multiple POVs, Friendship, Bad Decision, LLF Comment Project, Low-key alcohol issues, An endless amount of angst-filled conversations, workplace drama, Artificial Intelligence, Heists, vague diversions into political drama, Hurt/Comfort, AI Rights Crusade
Summary: Going home is never simple, even when home exists. Sometimes it doesn't. For the Hephaestus survivors, "home" is no guarantee of comfort, or even safety, and there's still Goddard Futuristics to contend with. And a brand-new person named Miranda.
AO3 link
