Sangria 29, White Chocolate 24, Lemon-Lime Sorbet 11 [Divide and Rule]
Title: Weekend Break
Author: lost_spook
Story: Heroes of the Revolution (Divide & Rule)
Flavor(s): Sangria #29 (All hope abandon, ye who enter here), White Chocolate #24 (malevolence), Lemon-Lime Sorbet #11 (a night to remember)
Toppings/Extras: Brownie + Chopped Nuts + Malt - January Games Week III (Edward/Julia - supernatural au & lost weekend) + Birthday Prompt 2015 (I'm nonviolent with those who are who are nonviolent with me. But when you drop that violence on me, then you've made me go insane, and I'm not responsible for what I do. from fachefaucheux.)
Rating: Teen
Word Count: 8373
Notes: 1951; Edward Iveson/Julia Graves, Diana Foyle. (Since HotR started out as a fake 1970s UK TV show, then its supernatural AU must surely be the 1960s/70s TV one where every quaint village is harbouring dodgy satanic cults...)
Summary: “The Government isn’t doing enough to counteract the rise of demon worship in more remote areas of the country. It’d be a different story if it were happening in the Home Counties.”
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Story can now be found here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/18039377/chapters/42758534
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Author: lost_spook
Story: Heroes of the Revolution (Divide & Rule)
Flavor(s): Sangria #29 (All hope abandon, ye who enter here), White Chocolate #24 (malevolence), Lemon-Lime Sorbet #11 (a night to remember)
Toppings/Extras: Brownie + Chopped Nuts + Malt - January Games Week III (Edward/Julia - supernatural au & lost weekend) + Birthday Prompt 2015 (I'm nonviolent with those who are who are nonviolent with me. But when you drop that violence on me, then you've made me go insane, and I'm not responsible for what I do. from fachefaucheux.)
Rating: Teen
Word Count: 8373
Notes: 1951; Edward Iveson/Julia Graves, Diana Foyle. (Since HotR started out as a fake 1970s UK TV show, then its supernatural AU must surely be the 1960s/70s TV one where every quaint village is harbouring dodgy satanic cults...)
Summary: “The Government isn’t doing enough to counteract the rise of demon worship in more remote areas of the country. It’d be a different story if it were happening in the Home Counties.”
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Story can now be found here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/18039377/chapters/42758534
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