Rebound by Kristine Batey (R)
Jul. 29th, 2007 07:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tani_recsFandom: Inuyasha
Pairings/Characters: Inuyasha/Kagome, past Hojo/Kagome
Rating: R
Author: Kristine Batey
Website: The Hero in the 21st Century
Summary: Many years after the end of the quest for the Shikon no Tama, Kagome returns through the well.
Why: This is such a gorgeous, heart-breaking story. The author really does an amazing job with creating and then sustaining the emotion in the story. She absolutely made me ache for Kagome and her abandonment and the way that it makes her lose her way. So much of this story is bittersweet that it makes the truly happy moments just that much more precious. Even though it was painful, I was enthralled by the author's vision of where Inuyasha and Kagome were after 20 or so years. I loved their characterizations; they were still the people we know in the series, but changed by the passing of time. This story is really an emotional journey, and one that I think will be sticking with me for a long time to come.
Rebound by Kristine Batey
Pairings/Characters: Inuyasha/Kagome, past Hojo/Kagome
Rating: R
Author: Kristine Batey
Website: The Hero in the 21st Century
Summary: Many years after the end of the quest for the Shikon no Tama, Kagome returns through the well.
Why: This is such a gorgeous, heart-breaking story. The author really does an amazing job with creating and then sustaining the emotion in the story. She absolutely made me ache for Kagome and her abandonment and the way that it makes her lose her way. So much of this story is bittersweet that it makes the truly happy moments just that much more precious. Even though it was painful, I was enthralled by the author's vision of where Inuyasha and Kagome were after 20 or so years. I loved their characterizations; they were still the people we know in the series, but changed by the passing of time. This story is really an emotional journey, and one that I think will be sticking with me for a long time to come.
Rebound by Kristine Batey
