HAPPY H/D HOLIDAYS, FRAYACH!

[hd_hols]

Author: novembersnow
Recipient: frayach
Title: Quietus
Pairing(s): Harry/Draco
Summary: To save himself and his family, Draco must disappear in plain sight-of Harry Potter, that is.
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: All Harry Potter characters herein are the property of J.K. Rowling and Bloomsbury/Scholastic. No copyright infringement is intended.
Warning(s): ...Kissing?

Comments

[hazel_wand]

I loved reading this. Draco's POV was just brilliant, and I loved how canon was weaved in with such skill. The development of Draco's feeling was so well done. Also I very much enjoyed identifying the books from Draco's descriptions (I have a couple of candidates for the unmarried sisters - Austen or Chekhov?!).

[blamebrampton]

Hee! I had the same thoughts about that book!

[bernerbaer]

I'd say Pride. Definitely.

[frayach]

So Excited To Read This!!

[blamebrampton]

I really enjoyed this. From the organic flow of the three acts one into the other to the way that Draco seemed almost fatalistic about his own life once on his mission, but would do whatever he could to protect Narcissa and Harry, it was a really satisfying read that worked really well as a story. So many lovely little touches, including the authentic pragmatism of Charlie, Bill and Minerva, and Harry's unfocussed mourning when he thinks Draco is dead. And I love the fact there is no Miraculous Hospital Sex! Having had a few big accidents myself, it's the last thing you want at that point. A fortnight or so later is much more likely ;-)

[faithwood]

So, so lovely. I loved reading Draco's post-Battle reactions and thoughts. They felt so plausible. I loved how he struggled to do the right thing, loved how he wanted to be brave.

Draco's developing feelings for Harry were beautifully shown. And Harry! ♥ He was so very Harry.

Gorgeous story! ♥

[jaeluvsme]

I love how canon the characters are. And Charlie! I have such a soft spot for Charlie, I don't even know why. Also Harry post war is exactly how I pictured him to be.