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Lord of the Distant Isles by Stelladonie
Fandoms: Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Video Games)
05 Oct 2025
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Two years ago, at the feast of Corpus Christi, Hans Capon heard a French minstrel sing of a tragic knight undone by love. He thought little of it—until a mace to the head and his squire's sky-blue eyes leave him wondering if he’s fated to share Galehaut’s story.
As war in Bohemia rages on, Hans tries not to end up like his literary brother in spirit. But fate seems determined to make him walk in Galehaut’s footsteps no matter how much he squirms. After all—winning a war against Sigismund might be easier than winning one against his own heart.
KCD2 from Hans’s POV with the romance amped up.
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- Part 1 of Lord of the Distant Isles Trilogy
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23 Mar 2026
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Henry and Sir Radzig find common ground in uncommon circumstances, and bond over tumultuous stories of love and quiet sacrifice.
(Or, Henry and Hans are painfully obvious in their affections and Radzig decides a father-son road trip is in order before he loses his mind.)
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- Part 1 of but time makes you bolder series
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Bookmarked by Juksutin
26 Dec 2025
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How the heroic organization Overwatch acquires the talents of one Hanzo Shimada, and how gunslinger Jesse McCree will probably suffer because of it for the rest of his days.
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- Part 1 of We Could Be Heroes
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All the songs make sense... by cortexikid
Fandom Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (TV)
03 May 2021
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Bookmarked by Juksutin
03 Oct 2025
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He’s not sure when he began to really take notice of the Captain; he’d known so many men just like him in Prague. They were of noble lines; whether it be on the higher end, or the lower like himself. They were well educated and well spoken and well behaved, even if their mouths never quite shut. But Captain Thomas was working stock- he came from a hamlet without a name and claimed his confidence because he’d worked hard enough to earn it. He was rugged and brusque and charming in the way a heavy arm over your shoulders and a calloused hand against your chin was: rough and intimate.
Bartosch didn’t do himself any favours thinking about the ‘why’ as much as he did.
Bookmarked by Juksutin
22 Sep 2025