Voyagers

Voyagers by Laura Mason is a slash alternate universe version of Highlander. (Duncan/Methos, of course!) In this universe, Macleod first meets Methos on board a cruise ship and begins a love affair with the Immortal he knows as Michael Delon. For his part, Methos is taking a brief vacation as the wealthy Michael before setting up a new identity, as he believes that Adam Pierson's time is over. Joe Dawson, also on board, is very suspicious of Michael and uses his contacts to dig up all the information he can about the new Immortal in Macleod's life. The Watchers don't have much, but private investigators dig up info that suggests Michael is involved in rather unsavory activities. Disillusioned and angered by the information, Macleod confronts Michael and demands an explanation. Of course, Michael refuses, angry himself to learn that Macleod had him investigated. Hurt by Macleod's rejection, Methos returns to his Adam Pierson persona, but is soon drawn back into Macleod's orbit when he helps Richie Ryan out after the younger immortal dies in public in Paris. The relationship between Macleod and Methos continues to be fraught with highs and lows as rescues and favors mix with misunderstandings and completely different world views. A lovely series deals that very well with the complications involved in a relationship between two beings who come from vastly different backgrounds, yet who still desperately wish to be together.