Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew fic: So Fair a House
So here is a thing that I finally finished!
It took FOREVER, but is very, very dear to me. ;__;
Two years ago I wrote a Hardy Boys fic for yuletide called Our Red Sea, in which I mercilessly killed off Fenton Hardy as a cheap plot device. Joe was the star, but it was the beginning of a glorious new relationship with his endearingly dysfunctional family. Six months later I added Don't Tell Me You Love Me to the timeline, which detailed the reluctantly torrid love affair between Fenton Hardy and Carson Drew in 1930s New York, and which cemented my ENDLESS AND UNDYING LOVE for Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew fandom. (Or at least the fandom that I made up in my head.)
Reading these stories isn't required for this to make sense, but it is, technically, a joint sequel of sorts, so if you're nuts like me and think that Fenton and Carson (and their mystery-solving relations) are the GREATEST IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD, please feel free to read them first. :D
(Seriously, you don't have to.)
Anyway, uhhh you'll have to read this on AO3 because it is actually A PLAY(???) and there was a lot of crazy CSS coding involved that LJ would just devour.
Finally, if you've ever read the Hardy Boys books at any point in your life, then you too must wonder how Fenton managed to stay alive for as long as he did.
Bless your soul, Fenton Hardy. Bless your soul.
Title: So Fair a House
Fandom: The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew
Pairing: Fenton Hardy/Carson Drew
Raiting: PG-13
SO FAIR A HOUSE
A PLAY IN ONE ACT
Related Works
Our Red Sea (1955)
Don't Tell Me You Love Me (1935)
The Endless Beauty of the Deli Sandwich (1922)
Lâche pas la patate (1925)
*Horace Bolton hails from the Judy Bolton series, a less popular but equally amazing collection of early-twentieth-century children's mysteries.
It took FOREVER, but is very, very dear to me. ;__;
Two years ago I wrote a Hardy Boys fic for yuletide called Our Red Sea, in which I mercilessly killed off Fenton Hardy as a cheap plot device. Joe was the star, but it was the beginning of a glorious new relationship with his endearingly dysfunctional family. Six months later I added Don't Tell Me You Love Me to the timeline, which detailed the reluctantly torrid love affair between Fenton Hardy and Carson Drew in 1930s New York, and which cemented my ENDLESS AND UNDYING LOVE for Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew fandom. (Or at least the fandom that I made up in my head.)
Reading these stories isn't required for this to make sense, but it is, technically, a joint sequel of sorts, so if you're nuts like me and think that Fenton and Carson (and their mystery-solving relations) are the GREATEST IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD, please feel free to read them first. :D
(Seriously, you don't have to.)
Anyway, uhhh you'll have to read this on AO3 because it is actually A PLAY(???) and there was a lot of crazy CSS coding involved that LJ would just devour.
Finally, if you've ever read the Hardy Boys books at any point in your life, then you too must wonder how Fenton managed to stay alive for as long as he did.
Bless your soul, Fenton Hardy. Bless your soul.
Title: So Fair a House
Fandom: The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew
Pairing: Fenton Hardy/Carson Drew
Raiting: PG-13
SO FAIR A HOUSE
A PLAY IN ONE ACT
Related Works
Our Red Sea (1955)
Don't Tell Me You Love Me (1935)
The Endless Beauty of the Deli Sandwich (1922)
Lâche pas la patate (1925)
*Horace Bolton hails from the Judy Bolton series, a less popular but equally amazing collection of early-twentieth-century children's mysteries.