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recsfest day 4
Today's rec is a pair of stories by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
elandrialore, All the Queen's Horses and A Great Fall. Technically, these two stories are Clark/Oliver, not Clark/Lex, but Lex is the figure through whom they connect, and also, as it turns out, the one watching in the shadows. I really love Clex pieces where their desire for each other is triangulated through a third party, and this series is an excellent example of that. It also has great Ollie characterization--it was the first story I really loved him in.
However, if you're too much of a Clex purist to read Clark/Oliver, there's always the delightful In His Kiss , in which Clark seduces a stunned--but not unwilling--Lex very thoroughly.
elandrialore, All the Queen's Horses and A Great Fall. Technically, these two stories are Clark/Oliver, not Clark/Lex, but Lex is the figure through whom they connect, and also, as it turns out, the one watching in the shadows. I really love Clex pieces where their desire for each other is triangulated through a third party, and this series is an excellent example of that. It also has great Ollie characterization--it was the first story I really loved him in.However, if you're too much of a Clex purist to read Clark/Oliver, there's always the delightful In His Kiss , in which Clark seduces a stunned--but not unwilling--Lex very thoroughly.