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The Consolations of a Summer’s Day by blamebrampton
Title: The Consolations of a Summer’s Day
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blamebrampton
Rating: PG
Word Count: 33,000 Approx.
Summary: Harry Potter is absolutely certain Draco Malfoy did not murder Pansy Parkinson. He’s almost absolutely certain he can prove this without sacrificing his career and having them both hauled up before the Wizengamot.
This is such a fantastic story. It's one of those fics that engulfs you completely because it's so fun and exciting to read.
This is Harry and Draco on the run (sort of) trying to solve Pansy's murdered, with help from Luna (she's amazing) and Kreacher (even more amazing!) and several others, including OCs that are perfect fit for the story.
And if you're thinking it's 33K and PG, trust me when I say, this is the sort of story that it's going to make you fall in love with PGs. I've said that before, coincidentally about this very same author. It's brilliant.
Author:
blamebramptonRating: PG
Word Count: 33,000 Approx.
Summary: Harry Potter is absolutely certain Draco Malfoy did not murder Pansy Parkinson. He’s almost absolutely certain he can prove this without sacrificing his career and having them both hauled up before the Wizengamot.
This is such a fantastic story. It's one of those fics that engulfs you completely because it's so fun and exciting to read.
This is Harry and Draco on the run (sort of) trying to solve Pansy's murdered, with help from Luna (she's amazing) and Kreacher (even more amazing!) and several others, including OCs that are perfect fit for the story.
And if you're thinking it's 33K and PG, trust me when I say, this is the sort of story that it's going to make you fall in love with PGs. I've said that before, coincidentally about this very same author. It's brilliant.