The Venice Job by nishizono
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my_drarry_recsTitle: The Venice Job
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nishizono
Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 25,700 Aprox.
Summary: Harry Potter was one of the youngest Aurors in history. He was the Boy Who Lived, and the Boy Who Lived Again. He loved Guinness and Quidditch, and hated pineapple. He wrote letters to Hagrid every Thursday, and on Sundays, he visited Hermione and Ron. Harry Potter was also not gay.
The Venice Job is this fantastic Auror fic, but what I love so, so much about it, it's that the evolution in Harry and Draco's relationship moves along with the plot.
They are out there, on this mission in Venice to catch these criminals but at the same time there's all this tension between them, and they are both wanting each other so badly, and fighting it until, honestly, they can't fight it any more.
And Draco is so funny on this one, you'll see it from the first line.
I loved it. Another favourite of mine.
Author:
nishizono Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 25,700 Aprox.
Summary: Harry Potter was one of the youngest Aurors in history. He was the Boy Who Lived, and the Boy Who Lived Again. He loved Guinness and Quidditch, and hated pineapple. He wrote letters to Hagrid every Thursday, and on Sundays, he visited Hermione and Ron. Harry Potter was also not gay.
The Venice Job is this fantastic Auror fic, but what I love so, so much about it, it's that the evolution in Harry and Draco's relationship moves along with the plot.
They are out there, on this mission in Venice to catch these criminals but at the same time there's all this tension between them, and they are both wanting each other so badly, and fighting it until, honestly, they can't fight it any more.
And Draco is so funny on this one, you'll see it from the first line.
I loved it. Another favourite of mine.
