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Story rec!
Night Over Azkeban Harry/Lucius
In 'Art of War' Hijja proved she knows and understands power. In Night Over Azkeban, she does it again, with plot twists as sharp and suspenseful as a roller coaster. While there are some grammatical flubs (ignore them please, she's German), this is the rare, powerful experience with many insightful observations and a perfect characterisation of Lucius. It's billed as a PWP, but really, the story is a study in just how close the line is between passion and control. The unexpected lurches of power remind me of tight, fast-paced version of![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-syndicated.gif)
switchknife's 'If Thine Enemy'.
In 'Art of War' Hijja proved she knows and understands power. In Night Over Azkeban, she does it again, with plot twists as sharp and suspenseful as a roller coaster. While there are some grammatical flubs (ignore them please, she's German), this is the rare, powerful experience with many insightful observations and a perfect characterisation of Lucius. It's billed as a PWP, but really, the story is a study in just how close the line is between passion and control. The unexpected lurches of power remind me of tight, fast-paced version of
switchknife's 'If Thine Enemy'.