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Nothing Safe About This Life, by laurificus.
PG. Ten/Rose.
She asks him why he keeps coming back here.

It's a weird looking contraption, as planes go, just wire and bits of steel, lumbering and dangerous looking, with none of the grace and power that will come only a few years from now. You'd maybe have to be a little bit crazy to willingly climb onboard the wing and let it take you into the air. But he and Rose know all about crazy, and Rose grins at him when she sees it.

Ten and Rose and what Ten loves about humans. Very pretty, very nice character voices, and a restrained sweetness that feels very right.

Selfish Dreams, by casirafics.
R. Ten/Rose.
Wherein solutions to lingering nightmares lead to a different sort of sleeplessness.
Spoilers: The Satan Pit.

He has approximately one-point-six seconds to consider how he ought to be the responsible one here, how he shouldn't even be interested, how he'd spent the past several decades with certain biological urges simply kept at bay and out of mind, and he wasn't at all bothered by their absence, thank you very much -- it's a busy one-point-six seconds -- but then Rose does something with her tongue that makes him stop counting, and that's the end of that.

In my head, if Ten and Rose ever had sex, it happened like this.

The Unbearable Lightness of Screwing, by amberite.
Ten/Rose. NC-17.
Spoilers: Christmas Invasion.
The first time is always a little awkward. Especially when you've sort of had sex before.

"Errrm," he says, bending over to try the connections again. Slight sparks jump between wires as he twists them barehanded. Rose has long since learned not to panic at this. "Don't get pyrotechnic when I'm doing things to you?

Beautiful words + hot smut + character insight = win.

Novelty, by marylane23.
PG-13. Ten/Rose.
Rose adjusts to a New, New Doctor.
Spoilers: Army of Ghosts

The style has a perfect light humor about it, and I enjoyed getting to see Rose adjust to Ten and grow up some over the course of season two.

NaNoWriRose, by tungsten_monk.
PGish. Ten/Rose.
Fluff, with a side order of deliberately atrocious prose.

Hee. Rose is NaNoWriMo-ing, and the Doctor takes it upon himself to advise.

Forever One and Two, by centaurea_m.
PG-13. Ten/Rose.
The Doctor and Rose. Two futures.
Spoilers: Doomsday

Two ficlets, two futures, from two different points in canon - one Army of Ghosts, one Doomsday. Character truths told utterly beautifully.

Humanhood, by nostalgia_lj.
R. Ten/Rose.
Spoilers: none past the existence of Ten
The Doctor deals with the fact there are no good euphemisms.

You should read this because Ten is very amusingly Ten, and because it's a fun metaish look at a problem many a smutwriter has faced.

Decisions and Revisions, by daygloparker.
PG. Ten/Rose.
Spoilers: New Earth
This game is new, and she can't possibly choose among the millennia.

Very, very pretty, and I love how daygloparker makes me just as aware of their bodies as Rose is as she brings them closer and closer together.

find the map and draw a straight line, by passionflows.
R. Ten/Rose.
Spoilers: Doomsday
Life when it's not through a looking glass.

This is my go-to post-Doomsday fic. Not much I can say that's non-spoilery, but if you've seen the ep and you care about the Doctor and Rose, then you don't want to miss this one.

Inside, by centaurea_m.
PG. Ten/Rose.
Spoilers: Age of Steel
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A story of our two, stuck behind physical bars, stuck behind mental bars. There's humor and angst and ust and dreams and drama and it's all wonderful.