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Not All Dogs Go to Heaven
Original Prompt Title: #1065
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Title: "Not All Dogs Go to Heaven"
Author:nanoochka
Fandom/Genre: SPN Season 6, case!fic, slash
Pairing(s): Dean/Castiel
Rating: Hard R
Word Count: 23,509
Warnings/Spoilers: Slash, sex, gore, dead kitties; spoilers for 6x04
Summary: Two weird cases, two different locations: Sam and Dean are forced to split up when calls from Samuel and Cas divide their attention between Iowa and Michigan, thinking that they might be dealing with two separate cases of Alphas. Although Cas is supposedly there to help, Dean’s lost trust in the angel’s priorities in the past year, and can’t help but feel that he’s running interference as Dean discovers that the rash of brutal animal slayings in the town of Springville are a symptom of something truly perverse.
( Not All Dogs Go to Heaven )
Art Link: Here @ miki's journal
Artist:
miki_mooTitle: "Not All Dogs Go to Heaven"
Author:
nanoochka Fandom/Genre: SPN Season 6, case!fic, slash
Pairing(s): Dean/Castiel
Rating: Hard R
Word Count: 23,509
Warnings/Spoilers: Slash, sex, gore, dead kitties; spoilers for 6x04
Summary: Two weird cases, two different locations: Sam and Dean are forced to split up when calls from Samuel and Cas divide their attention between Iowa and Michigan, thinking that they might be dealing with two separate cases of Alphas. Although Cas is supposedly there to help, Dean’s lost trust in the angel’s priorities in the past year, and can’t help but feel that he’s running interference as Dean discovers that the rash of brutal animal slayings in the town of Springville are a symptom of something truly perverse.
( Not All Dogs Go to Heaven )