H/D Hols Recs
A Song, Incomplete by anon [NC-17] infidelity
Pairing(s): Harry/Draco, past Harry/Ginny, past Draco/Astoria implied
Summary: Draco’s photograph took up the entire top half of the Prophet’s front page. Below the photo: DRACO MALFOY DEFENDS SON OF FORMER LOVER. As if that were breaking news.
Word Count: 11,200
I just loved how the author give us glimpses of Harry and Draco's past with every new character. There is so much longing and intensity between them, right to the end, despite the heartbreak that precedes it. I especially enjoyed the courtroom tension and drama - the trial was wonderfully realised and perfectly paced!
Tick Tock by anon [NC-17]
Summary: Draco Malfoy is in serious danger of becoming an old maid.
Word Count: ~11,000
Well-written, absorbing and tremendously fun - this is the most delightful thing I've read all week. My cheeks ache from smiling so much, and I'm head over heels in love with the author's portrayal of Draco, Harry, Pansy and the Malfoys. Also, the smut? Helplessly arousing. And the fuchsia door? Absolutely inspired.
Pairing(s): Harry/Draco, past Harry/Ginny, past Draco/Astoria implied
Summary: Draco’s photograph took up the entire top half of the Prophet’s front page. Below the photo: DRACO MALFOY DEFENDS SON OF FORMER LOVER. As if that were breaking news.
Word Count: 11,200
I just loved how the author give us glimpses of Harry and Draco's past with every new character. There is so much longing and intensity between them, right to the end, despite the heartbreak that precedes it. I especially enjoyed the courtroom tension and drama - the trial was wonderfully realised and perfectly paced!
Tick Tock by anon [NC-17]
Summary: Draco Malfoy is in serious danger of becoming an old maid.
Word Count: ~11,000
Well-written, absorbing and tremendously fun - this is the most delightful thing I've read all week. My cheeks ache from smiling so much, and I'm head over heels in love with the author's portrayal of Draco, Harry, Pansy and the Malfoys. Also, the smut? Helplessly arousing. And the fuchsia door? Absolutely inspired.