Day 21 - Team Magic - Fic: Wolf and Hound: The Case of the Baker Street Murders
Team: Magic
Title: Wolf and Hound: The Case of the Baker Street Murders
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: violence
Word Count: 10,000
Summary: Set in a world where magicals are a newly emerging and misunderstood breed. Remus Lupin and his faithful hound Padfoot are magic consultants for Scotland Yard. Charged with solving magic-related crimes around the city, they prowl the streets while fighting to keep their own demons at bay.
Notes: Will I ever not be rushing to finish my piece for this fest? Perhaps timeliness isn’t meant for me. Anyway, thanks to the company of Mods for being so understanding in the face of my difficulties, and incredible thanks to my stupendous beta S! As always, I’d be lost without my editor.
Any resemblance to detectives fictional is probably completely intentional.
Prompt: 61 - "Dogs really are perfect soldiers. They are brave and smart; they can smell through walls, see in the dark, and eat Army rations without complaint." ~ from a blog post in The New Yorker by Susan Orleans
Wolf and Hound: The Case of the Baker Street Murders
Poll RS Games 2014
Title: Wolf and Hound: The Case of the Baker Street Murders
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: violence
Word Count: 10,000
Summary: Set in a world where magicals are a newly emerging and misunderstood breed. Remus Lupin and his faithful hound Padfoot are magic consultants for Scotland Yard. Charged with solving magic-related crimes around the city, they prowl the streets while fighting to keep their own demons at bay.
Notes: Will I ever not be rushing to finish my piece for this fest? Perhaps timeliness isn’t meant for me. Anyway, thanks to the company of Mods for being so understanding in the face of my difficulties, and incredible thanks to my stupendous beta S! As always, I’d be lost without my editor.
Any resemblance to detectives fictional is probably completely intentional.
Prompt: 61 - "Dogs really are perfect soldiers. They are brave and smart; they can smell through walls, see in the dark, and eat Army rations without complaint." ~ from a blog post in The New Yorker by Susan Orleans
Wolf and Hound: The Case of the Baker Street Murders
Poll RS Games 2014