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A Study in Winning by Jupiter_Ash (Explicit)
Fandom: SHERLOCK
Pairing: John Watson/Sherlock Holmes
Length: 106,697 words
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jupiter_ash
Author Website: on AO3, fic Masterpost
Why this must be read:
Tennis AU! Seriously, I was frantically refreshing the kinkmeme every day when this was being posted last year, and I don't even like tennis all that much! It is a spectacularly well-written story, and even though the characters are all tennis players, they still have the same personalities from the show. So good. Check out the sequels, too.
Author's Summary: John and Sherlock are professional tennis players and it’s Wimbledon. One is a broken almost was at the end of his career, the other an arrogant rising star tipped for greatness. It should have been a straightforward tournament. It really should have been. How were they to know that a chance encounter would change everything?
A Study in Winning by Jupiter_Ash
Pairing: John Watson/Sherlock Holmes
Length: 106,697 words
Author on LJ:
jupiter_ashAuthor Website: on AO3, fic Masterpost
Why this must be read:
Tennis AU! Seriously, I was frantically refreshing the kinkmeme every day when this was being posted last year, and I don't even like tennis all that much! It is a spectacularly well-written story, and even though the characters are all tennis players, they still have the same personalities from the show. So good. Check out the sequels, too.
Author's Summary: John and Sherlock are professional tennis players and it’s Wimbledon. One is a broken almost was at the end of his career, the other an arrogant rising star tipped for greatness. It should have been a straightforward tournament. It really should have been. How were they to know that a chance encounter would change everything?
A Study in Winning by Jupiter_Ash