FIC: The Meaning of Home by booknerdguru
Title: The Meaning of Home
Author: booknerdguru
Pairings/Other Major Characters: Neville/Millicent Bulstrode, Neville/Hannah Abbott
Genre: Crossover with Buffy/Angel, Stargate SG-1/Stargate Atlantis, Warehouse 13, James Bond, Fringe, the Cthulhu Mythos, Dune, The Hitchhiker's Guide Series, Sherlock Holmes, Doctor Who/Torchwood/Sarah Jane Adventures, Simon R. Green's Nightside and Drood book series.
Rating: PG13
Warnings: Displays of post-traumatic stress disorder, some flashbacks to canon torture, very very flexible timelines and canon manipulations.
Word Count: 34,087 words
Summary: It takes a certain amount of courage to know about the wonders of the universe and then turn your back on exploring them, choosing to go back to what some might call a boring life. However as the old adage goes, adventuring men always come home. This is the story of how Neville Longbottom adapted to life after the war and how what he learned and the people he met changed his life forever.
Illustrations: Neville deciding his travel plans, Neville and Tweety, Neville meets his American cousin up a tree, and Neville dons his armour and prepares for battle by Kelleypen
The Importance of Home
Author: booknerdguru
Pairings/Other Major Characters: Neville/Millicent Bulstrode, Neville/Hannah Abbott
Genre: Crossover with Buffy/Angel, Stargate SG-1/Stargate Atlantis, Warehouse 13, James Bond, Fringe, the Cthulhu Mythos, Dune, The Hitchhiker's Guide Series, Sherlock Holmes, Doctor Who/Torchwood/Sarah Jane Adventures, Simon R. Green's Nightside and Drood book series.
Rating: PG13
Warnings: Displays of post-traumatic stress disorder, some flashbacks to canon torture, very very flexible timelines and canon manipulations.
Word Count: 34,087 words
Summary: It takes a certain amount of courage to know about the wonders of the universe and then turn your back on exploring them, choosing to go back to what some might call a boring life. However as the old adage goes, adventuring men always come home. This is the story of how Neville Longbottom adapted to life after the war and how what he learned and the people he met changed his life forever.
Illustrations: Neville deciding his travel plans, Neville and Tweety, Neville meets his American cousin up a tree, and Neville dons his armour and prepares for battle by Kelleypen
The Importance of Home