Changing of the Guard 3: Be All That You Can Be 0/22 [PG13] xover
Ecolea (ecolea@WT.NET)
Mon, 24 Sep 2001 08:45:36 GMT
Author: Ecolea
Title: Changing of The Guard 3: Be All That You Can Be
Email: ecolea@wt.net
Rating: PG13 for adult themes and language.
Status: Complete
Spoilers: Nothing is sacred.
Keywords: Highlander: The Series, Stargate SG-1, Crossover, AU
Characters: HL: M DM JD C w/ too many others to name. SG-1: JO SC
DJ T GH JC and others. Various and sundry original characters.
One historical figure.
Sequel: Third in series.
Feedback: Comments, flames, superfluous remarks and vicious
character assassination may be cheerfully sent to: ecolea@wt.net
Archive: Go for it.
Disclaimer: Okay, so a few of the characters in this story
actually belong to me, but I'm still not making any money off the
others. But please, go ahead and sue me anyway. If fact, I'll
make you a deal. You help me gain fame and notoriety -- and I'll
help your lawyers spend all that retainer money!
Summary: When super advanced alien weapons technology falls into
the hands the Goa'uld, SG-1 and the Tok'ra need all the help they
can get. Can an Immortal strike force really make a difference,
or will Basic Training bring them to their knees?
Author's note # 1: This story was completed just prior to
September 11, 2001. I was at a loss as to whether to release it
at all, but given my personal affinity and longtime affection for
those in the military I've decided to offer it now as a show of
support to my many readers in uniform. I hope in some small way
it helps to at least alleviate some of the tension between
rounds.
Author's note # 2: This is the third volume in an ongoing series.
For those of you who'd like to read books one and two
(recommended), they can be found at Heliopolis
(http://www.SG-1-heliopolis.com) or with all the rest of my work
at Ather's Fiction Library
(http://www.athersfictionlibrary.co.uk/main) and in the Files
section of my update list (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ecolea).
Personal note: Many thanks to Arameth, for diabolical and
fiendish torment of the author, guidance and without whom none of
this would be possible -- and for once again volunteering to
defend the sovereign soil of the United States and of her allies.
His Gracefulness Charles, for wonderfully supportive comments
when I needed it most and for helping to save so many lives at
ground zero. It meant a lot to me knowing you were there when I
couldn't be at home. My thanks to Captain Average, for flying to
my rescue and doing a superb job of beta-ing this story. And to
Karoshi, too busy to nit pick, but always an inspiration. Ditto
Astrochick for just the facts. Thank you, ma'am.
Note to canon junkies: This is a crossover and an alternative
universe tale of derring do. It's a good bet you'll find
something to get annoyed over.
Dedicated to Master Sergeant W. R. J. Bearcatt, U.S. Army, Ret.,
for being such a good sport and indulging a lowly civilian. And
to all those brave men and women who serve in the Armed Forces.
Some of us have always loved you.