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REC: To Make Lovers From Friends (L/J)
Title: To Make Lovers From Friends
Author: Two Muffins in an Oven
Characters/Pairings: Lily Evans/James Potter, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew
Fandom: Harry Potter
Part I: To Make Lovers From Friend
Rating: PG
Summary: Lily's feelings shortly following the Pensieve scene in Book 5. Not quite what you'd expect.
Part II: James' Monologue
Rating: PG
Summary: Basically a series of snapshots from James' perspective (with one intervention on Lily's part) that show the progression of their relationship. Like its predecessor, not quite what you'd expect.
Part III: Bridge
Rating: PG-13
Summary: The title says it all.
Part IV: A Little Fall of Rain
Rating: PG
Summary: "Into every life, a little rain must fall"
Part V: Something's Gotta Give
Rating: PG
Summary: The conclusion to the To Make Lovers From Friends series.
Why you should read this ...
It's the most believable L/J story that I've come across, exploring the change in their relationship. Two Muffins's ideas of their dynamics quite fit my own. It's also evident that she's put in a lot of effort with characterisation and backstory. It's resulted in a very compelling tale, achieving her goal of showing just how Harry's beginning was really forged in pure love.
Author: Two Muffins in an Oven
Characters/Pairings: Lily Evans/James Potter, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew
Fandom: Harry Potter
Part I: To Make Lovers From Friend
Rating: PG
Summary: Lily's feelings shortly following the Pensieve scene in Book 5. Not quite what you'd expect.
Part II: James' Monologue
Rating: PG
Summary: Basically a series of snapshots from James' perspective (with one intervention on Lily's part) that show the progression of their relationship. Like its predecessor, not quite what you'd expect.
Part III: Bridge
Rating: PG-13
Summary: The title says it all.
Part IV: A Little Fall of Rain
Rating: PG
Summary: "Into every life, a little rain must fall"
Part V: Something's Gotta Give
Rating: PG
Summary: The conclusion to the To Make Lovers From Friends series.
Why you should read this ...
It's the most believable L/J story that I've come across, exploring the change in their relationship. Two Muffins's ideas of their dynamics quite fit my own. It's also evident that she's put in a lot of effort with characterisation and backstory. It's resulted in a very compelling tale, achieving her goal of showing just how Harry's beginning was really forged in pure love.