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The Ides of April by constantmuse (R)
Fandom Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman
Pairing A.J. Raffles/Bunny Manders, slash
Length 2100 words
Author on LJ
constantmuse
Why this must be read: This title is taken from "The Ides of March," the first tale in the original series by E.W. Hornung. One of Bunny's best attributes is his air of sweet innocence, according to Raffles, who never hesitates to use that innocence to his advantage. And it is this innocence that Bunny risks in order to get what he really wants from his dearest friend.
constantmuse places the story perfectly in context with book canon and employs an excellent command of Victorian style. Her writing flows with a natural assurance that makes every one of her stories a pleasure to read.
The Ides of April
Pairing A.J. Raffles/Bunny Manders, slash
Length 2100 words
Author on LJ
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Why this must be read: This title is taken from "The Ides of March," the first tale in the original series by E.W. Hornung. One of Bunny's best attributes is his air of sweet innocence, according to Raffles, who never hesitates to use that innocence to his advantage. And it is this innocence that Bunny risks in order to get what he really wants from his dearest friend.
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The Ides of April