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The Bodyguards by dracogotgame
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capituTitle: The Bodyguards
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dracogotgame
Rating: PG 13
Word Count: 50,000
Summary: Harry and Draco are brought together for a seemingly dull security mission. Things however, are not as they seem.
This story, oh, it's excellent. It's action-packed, with Harry and Draco as bodyguards. But it doesn't start easily.
After a bad experience as an Auror, Harry is dismissed and has made a rule of working solo as a Security Consultant. Draco, on the other hand, not having the best background (the Mark on his arm), can't really afford not to pick a job. Unknown by them, they are both booked to protect a famous singer, and her ~revel~ daughter, and what seemed a simple, easy job, they soon realise is much more dangerous, and the only way they can pull this off is working together.
And now that's the thing, are they going to be able to? Will they work well – or at all, as partners?
It's really fantastic, there are awesome characterisations of Harry, his focus on the job, the way he sees Draco, the way he, Harry, changes, because, yes, he hates having a partner, with reason, he doesn't want anyone getting hurt because of him, but will he be able to trust Draco having his back? And Draco, oh, how much he grew, yet in many ways he's the same, the way bit by bit learns Harry trusts, feeling someone truly has his back, too. Brilliant. And the mystery and conspiracy, oh, that's really exciting too! Great story.
Author:
dracogotgame Rating: PG 13
Word Count: 50,000
Summary: Harry and Draco are brought together for a seemingly dull security mission. Things however, are not as they seem.
This story, oh, it's excellent. It's action-packed, with Harry and Draco as bodyguards. But it doesn't start easily.
After a bad experience as an Auror, Harry is dismissed and has made a rule of working solo as a Security Consultant. Draco, on the other hand, not having the best background (the Mark on his arm), can't really afford not to pick a job. Unknown by them, they are both booked to protect a famous singer, and her ~revel~ daughter, and what seemed a simple, easy job, they soon realise is much more dangerous, and the only way they can pull this off is working together.
And now that's the thing, are they going to be able to? Will they work well – or at all, as partners?
It's really fantastic, there are awesome characterisations of Harry, his focus on the job, the way he sees Draco, the way he, Harry, changes, because, yes, he hates having a partner, with reason, he doesn't want anyone getting hurt because of him, but will he be able to trust Draco having his back? And Draco, oh, how much he grew, yet in many ways he's the same, the way bit by bit learns Harry trusts, feeling someone truly has his back, too. Brilliant. And the mystery and conspiracy, oh, that's really exciting too! Great story.
