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A Nick in Time & Growing Pains by Tiranog (PG & NC-17)
Because I am going out of town for Comic Con, I wasn't sure if I would have computer access there, so you might see a lot recs in the next couple of days, then nothing. *g*
Fandom: HARRY POTTER
Pairing: Snape/Harry, Ron/Hermione
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tiranog
Author Website: Tiranog's Website
Why this must be read: because there is something so touching about these two stories that will break your heart and make you believe in the power of love.
In the first story, Harry and Snape are transformed into children and learn to enjoy their childhoods together. They are 'adopted' by Ron and Hermione who come to love them as their own children and a wonderful little family is formed. Of course, this doesn't last and Snape and Harry are eventually returned to their former adult selves and must learn to deal with what happened to them. (There is no sex in the prequel.)
In the sequel, Growing Pains, Snape and Harry must deal with their feelings for one another. Can these two strong wizards trust each other enough to fall in love? A beautifully written series that hits all my buttons of what could have been if Harry and Snape had grown up in a loving family and how that loss has affected them as adults.
A Nick in Time
Growing Pains
Fandom: HARRY POTTER
Pairing: Snape/Harry, Ron/Hermione
Author on LJ:
tiranogAuthor Website: Tiranog's Website
Why this must be read: because there is something so touching about these two stories that will break your heart and make you believe in the power of love.
In the first story, Harry and Snape are transformed into children and learn to enjoy their childhoods together. They are 'adopted' by Ron and Hermione who come to love them as their own children and a wonderful little family is formed. Of course, this doesn't last and Snape and Harry are eventually returned to their former adult selves and must learn to deal with what happened to them. (There is no sex in the prequel.)
In the sequel, Growing Pains, Snape and Harry must deal with their feelings for one another. Can these two strong wizards trust each other enough to fall in love? A beautifully written series that hits all my buttons of what could have been if Harry and Snape had grown up in a loving family and how that loss has affected them as adults.
A Nick in Time
Growing Pains