The Right Hand Of The Father
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  • Reads 40,875
  • Votes 991
  • Parts 39
  • Time 7h 57m
Complete, First published Jan 23, 2017
Alexander Hamilton thought taking an indenture in the Louisana Territory would lead to a better life than the one he had as an indentured clerk on St. Croix. He didn't expect to find that the world of New Orleans was much different than he'd been led to believe and that while he thought he was signing on for an indenture, his new master -- George Washington bought a slave. A slave that he's found he's more than a little attracted to. A slave he desperately tries to keep forgetting is the same age as the long dead bastard son he left behind in the Caribbean all those years ago.

An AU where King George clamped down on the Committees of Correspondence the first time they assembled and didn't wait around for the Revolution to pick up steam. Instead the now exiled patriot leaders fled into Spanish New Orleans and started their lives over in a very different society from the Puritan one of the American colonies.
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NO LONGER BEING WRITTEN "It was just one dinner. But I suppose that's all it takes to fall in love." (Not 100% historically accurate I know Jonathan is gay as shIT BUT I COULDN'T RESIST) 1776-1783. Wars were being fought, spies were being placed, people were dying, a king and a new country was being created. In the midst of the 8 years of war, came two stories: Alexander Hamilton and What The King Wanted. We all now the first one, so here's the second. The king wanted many things. Power, money, people. But a new need slipped into his mind once he heard the name "Evanna Evans." He wanted love. One problem though. She was a rebel, and wanted nothing more but to separate from King George. (Warnings: Angst, Plot Twists, Sarcasm, Sass, and Dominant George;) ) "What the king wanted... was her." "-and the colonies." "That too."