Quick Like a Bunny by Innie Darling (PG-13)
Title: Quick Like a Bunny
Fandom: Sherlock/Queer Eye for the Straight Guy
Pairing: Gen; John + Ace!Sherlock
Categories: Crossovers, Friendship, Humor
Length: Medium (6,650)
Warnings: n/a
Author on LJ: innie_darling
Website: Master Fic List
Summary: After Sherlock messes up the apartment again Mrs. Hudson does something drastic.
Review: This fic is absolutely hilarious, and even better the characterizations of John and Sherlock are spot on.
While I'm not a big fan of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, having only seen a few episodes, I have to admit that the crossover is surprisingly perfect. The Queer eye team pushes John outside of his boundaries without being too pushy. They also find ways around Sherlock's reticence to change.
This fic is just lovely all around, and while I do wish there had been more interaction between the Queer eye team and the secondary characters from the Sherlock Universe (particularly Mycroft's opinion on other people messing with Sherlock's life) the lack didn't really hinder the story.
Quick Like a Bunny
Fandom: Sherlock/Queer Eye for the Straight Guy
Pairing: Gen; John + Ace!Sherlock
Categories: Crossovers, Friendship, Humor
Length: Medium (6,650)
Warnings: n/a
Author on LJ: innie_darling
Website: Master Fic List
Summary: After Sherlock messes up the apartment again Mrs. Hudson does something drastic.
Review: This fic is absolutely hilarious, and even better the characterizations of John and Sherlock are spot on.
While I'm not a big fan of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, having only seen a few episodes, I have to admit that the crossover is surprisingly perfect. The Queer eye team pushes John outside of his boundaries without being too pushy. They also find ways around Sherlock's reticence to change.
This fic is just lovely all around, and while I do wish there had been more interaction between the Queer eye team and the secondary characters from the Sherlock Universe (particularly Mycroft's opinion on other people messing with Sherlock's life) the lack didn't really hinder the story.
Quick Like a Bunny