My tastes also tend to run to the sweet and mushy, and I generally prefer happy endings :)

More recommendations will be added over time.

A long and satisfying story with lovely romance and an interesting alternate history for Obi-Wan. Also a (bonus!) plot involving a library :)

The Ritual of Acquiescence proves difficult for both Padawan and Master. This is a wonderful example of a story where the sex is integral to both plot and character. And as an added bonus, mature and intelligent Jedi . This isn't cheap angst - these guys have depth!

Strictly speaking this isn't TPM, it's a crossover involving Julien Sorel (Ewan McGregor in Scarlet and Black) and Charles Churchill (Liam Neeson in The Bounty). But her Churchill is close enough to my Qui-Gon for me to read it as an AU. Especially as both the historical and movie Charles Churchill is a seriously unpleasant piece of work, whereas the Provocateur character is wonderful. It's a great big exciting epic - thoroughly recommended.

Luke finds a holocron in Ben's old house. Not slash, not Q/O, but perfectly written Qui-Gon and a most convincing resurrection. I can't recommend this highly enough! - it's unusual, well written and very moving.

An unusual and magnificently executed story. Qui-Gon is a memory-wiped slave and Obi-Wan must bring him back to the Jedi. What's so impressive about this story is that despite being mind-wiped, Qui-Gon is so utterly Qui-Gon.

This is a wonderful, long, satisfying story. We get an insight into Qui-Gon's past and an enjoyable view of Jedi in their spare time. And when Qui and Obi finally come together, it's just beautiful. 
(the link goes to the author's intro page - click thru to Phantom Menace fanfic)

Luscious, sensuous Qui-drool - have to love it! And a hair care recipe as a bonus :)

First published in the Living Force zine. It's a short, sweet story in which our heroes are stuck on a planet with nothing to do but a quiz in a lifestyle magazine. It sounds a bit fluffy and silly, but I just love it, perhaps because I can't resist a scenario where Qui-Gon is asked personal questions :)

In which Obi exclaims "I don't want to die a virgin". She turns a classic contrived set-up into a gorgeous story. Very moving at times, but with humour and marvellous sex scenes. I'd recommend anything by this writer.

Obi-Wan has to learn to let go of his stodginess and learn to fly. If you're looking for a non-fanon interpretation of the characters, this is a great story. The writing and imagery are beautifully done.

Everything by this writer is excellent! Her stories are gen, but always show a very strong relationship between Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan. This one is sweet and wonderful.

The first story in the "Path to Oraclyne" series. This is a long, wonderful, very original series - I recommend the whole thing. This particular story is an alternative to JA #6, written as a direct response to #5 - and Master Eliz-Mar Von does it so much better.

This is short and cute and funny and features a talking sandwich. It also has a lovely Qui-Gon. Perfect for when I need cheering up.

Obi-Wan contemplates a garment. Basically this is brilliantly written Qui-Gon-drool, and I'm all in favour.

In which Qui-Gon ends up as a pleasure slave for a change. Favourite line "It was possible to alter perception, but not basic nature, which explained the reason that Obi-Wan, instead of having a intractable, insubordinate Master, now had an intractable, insubordinate pleasure slave." 
I love the relationship in this story, based on a basic compatibility between the two of them. It's rather unusual.

My favourite virgin Qui-Gon story. The set-up works perfectly, doesn't sound contrived at all. To me this whole story has an amazing feeling of emotional truthfulness.

This story sees our Jedi on an unusual mission, to save an endangered species. The notion may sound odd, but it works brilliantly, aided by magnificent description.

Obi-Wan chooses someone else, Qui-Gon chooses an alternative. This is *so* sad. Done in an understated way that just multiplies the sadness. There isn't much of this kind of pure angst for Qui fans, so this one is a stand-out.

An extraordinarily beautiful first-time story, and can be read as just that. But there's also an interesting subtext which casts doubt on the wisdom of the Jedi Council. Both beautiful and thought-provoking.

You can settle in for a long, wonderful read with this story, as it follows Obi's path in growing up. Her Qui-Gon is brilliantly done - I fell for him all over again.

An interesting alien world with a living palace. But the main reason I loved it was that Qui-Gon gets to do something impressive.

Yet another Obi-Wan slave story, and a brilliant one. A long loving look at how Obi-Wan reclaims his identity with the help of a loving Qui-Gon. The added bonus is a number of well-written sex scenes, that are not just gratuitous smut, but mirror the development of the relationship.