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Angel/Oz
With a Twist by Criss Moody
Angel/Oz/Doyle. Drunk, horny
and then sticky. Also, Angel tied to a bed. Bring ice. Rated NC-17.
Haemothermia
by Dolores
Angel/Oz, S1 AtS. One good turn. R.
Five Traits
of Lycanthropy by Dolye
Angel/Oz. Disco and kink.
R.
Call
Me Kofax by Glossolalia
Conversation as foreplay.
NC-17.
Boxing
Day by Glossolalia
The day after Xmas is for
friends. NC-17.
Take
Your Vampire to Work Day by Glossolalia
Oz gets his groove on in LA.
Angel wears gay shirts. NC-17.
Little
Company by Glossolalia
Angel/Oz in the Wishverse,
pre-puppy. NC-17.
The following two fics by
Glossolalia are set in the RPG Monster's Ball-verse linked to below.
It is not necessary to read the RPG in order to enjoy the stories on their
own merits.
False Hearts by Glossolalia
Oz/Angel. And Lindsey. NC-17.
Chronic
by Glossolalia
Oz/Angel do shmoop. No. Really.
R.
One of These Things (Is Not Like the Others) by Glossolalia
Aus/Oz, S2 BtVS. Ouch. NC-17.
Monster's Ball RPG ((an outside link))
by Glossolalia & Kita.
An RPG, unfinished, and set during S2-3 AtS. NC-17.
Half Gifts
by Juniper
Dreamy slash. Some Oz/Devon inferred.
Rated NC-17.
Eperdu by
Juniper
Oz sees something he shouldn't have.
Angel is so helpful. Oz/Devon inferred. NC-17.
Weird Is
Right by Jana Kay
Two people who never thought they'd
need each other find themselves brought together by
unknown circumstances.
R.
After Hours
by Karen
Angel/Oz series. The wolf in LA. Rated
R.
Gratitude for a Nightmare by SA
Prose-poetry and horror in the Wishverse. A/Oz. PG-13
Circlet
Razor by Scynneh
A hunter's thoughts. Rated
R.
Reflections
by Sheila
Subtle slashiness of our two favorite
halflings. Rated PG-13.
Lunar
Caustic by Spyke Raven ((outside link to series))
Action/subtle slash series. Rated
R.
Blind Ones by Voleuse
A/Oz, The road shining. R.
Changing Course:
Unrequited by Willna
A/Oz, in poetry prose. R.
Angel/Spike :: Angel/Doyle ::Angel/Connor:: Angel/Xander
Angel/Wesley
:: Angel/Lindsey :: Angel/Oz :: Angel/Other
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