Fic Rec! Good Omens - Hot Fuzz Crossover
Dec. 8th, 2010 08:58 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hsavinienThe Sekrit Kraken gave me an awesome Good Omens Holiday Exchange fic!
A Memory That Wasn't Ours to Claim features Sergeant Aziraphale and Inspector Crowley of the London police force on their trip to Sandford to investigate the Sandford officers in the wake of the NWA Incident. There are disappearing swans, mild Nicholas/Danny, PC Thatcher's observations on the merits of Nicholas' arse, rude Andies, and the tension that always exists between Aziraphale and Crowley.
Author's precis -
Title: A Memory That Wasn't Ours to Claim
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hsavinien
Rating: PG-13
Characters/Pairings: Aziraphale/Crowley, Adam Young, Nicholas/Danny, Hot Fuzz ensemble
Summary: When Sergeant Aziraphale and Inspector Crowley are sent to Sandford to investigate possible police corruption (and to coax Sergeant Angel back to London), they aren't expecting to deal with ghosts. Or missing swans. Or Adam. (Hot Fuzz/Good Omens)
Author's Notes: The title comes from the poem "Tide of Voices" by Lynda Hull. Thanks go out to the awesomeblue_raven for beta-reading this for me!
A Memory That Wasn't Ours to Claim features Sergeant Aziraphale and Inspector Crowley of the London police force on their trip to Sandford to investigate the Sandford officers in the wake of the NWA Incident. There are disappearing swans, mild Nicholas/Danny, PC Thatcher's observations on the merits of Nicholas' arse, rude Andies, and the tension that always exists between Aziraphale and Crowley.
Author's precis -
Title: A Memory That Wasn't Ours to Claim
Recipient:
hsavinienRating: PG-13
Characters/Pairings: Aziraphale/Crowley, Adam Young, Nicholas/Danny, Hot Fuzz ensemble
Summary: When Sergeant Aziraphale and Inspector Crowley are sent to Sandford to investigate possible police corruption (and to coax Sergeant Angel back to London), they aren't expecting to deal with ghosts. Or missing swans. Or Adam. (Hot Fuzz/Good Omens)
Author's Notes: The title comes from the poem "Tide of Voices" by Lynda Hull. Thanks go out to the awesome
blue_raven for beta-reading this for me!
