Unfinished Business by cupiscent
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my_drarry_recsTitle: Unfinished Business
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cupiscent
Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 20,000 Approx.
Summary: Ten years after the War ends, Harry and Draco still haven't got their act together. But maybe it's not too late.
This story was written with Order of the Phoenix canon, and so it has a different version of what the post-war Wizarding world is like.
Harry is the man in charge, sort of speak, and Draco is the contact outside this new order. They are meeting, here on this story, for the first time after ten years, and boy, there's sexual tension all over the place.
The problem is, there's too much in the way, their lives are going in completely different directions, and the importance of their roles is getting between them. It's written from Draco's POV and I loved his characterisation, all of them, actually, but specially Draco's and Harry's.
It's a very enjoyable read.
Author:
cupiscentRating: NC 17
Word Count: 20,000 Approx.
Summary: Ten years after the War ends, Harry and Draco still haven't got their act together. But maybe it's not too late.
This story was written with Order of the Phoenix canon, and so it has a different version of what the post-war Wizarding world is like.
Harry is the man in charge, sort of speak, and Draco is the contact outside this new order. They are meeting, here on this story, for the first time after ten years, and boy, there's sexual tension all over the place.
The problem is, there's too much in the way, their lives are going in completely different directions, and the importance of their roles is getting between them. It's written from Draco's POV and I loved his characterisation, all of them, actually, but specially Draco's and Harry's.
It's a very enjoyable read.
