Laocoon's Children Year Three: The Fugitive From Azkaban

Stealing Harry 'Verse #4

by copperbadge

Fandom: Harry Potter
Relationships: Sirius Black/Remus Lupin, Severus Snape/Nymphadora Tonks
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In "The Fugitive From Azkaban", year three of Harry's AU adventures, Harry and his friends must face many new problems: protecting Draco from his father, dealing with their new Dark Arts professor's quirks, helping Padma with her heavy school load, and standing firm against the aura of fear that is pervading the wizarding world. Please note this is unfinished and will remain so, but the fic after this in the series contains outlines for the rest of the story.

Genres: Fan Fiction, Fantasy, LGBT

465 pages, ebook

First published August 15, 2006

About the author

See also author Sam Starbuck.
Copperbadge on Tumblr, LJ, and DW, @ouija_sam on twitter.
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Reviews

[Wetdryvac Wetdryvac · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good, even though it doesn't finish.

[lil lemonade · Rating 3 out of 5]

It’s pretty good even though it’s not finished, I really wish it was though this version of Harry’s life is beautifully written and I enjoyed every second of reading it

[GrEatE · Rating 4 out of 5]

unfinished

[Diane · Rating 3 out of 5]

I'll consider this a review of the incomplete Year 3 narrative + the final "chapter" of notes and random scenes explaining the author's intentions not only through the end of that year but all the way through post-year-seven. I definitely feel it has earned three GR stars, even in this partial form. I've already said how I enjoy the writing and canon-twists of this 'verse. Here's the comment I posted at the very end on AO3:

Aaah, there was a lot more to these notes than I expected. I was afraid I'd be left at the discontinued point with an unsatisfied feeling, but nope, I'm smiling. Characters are often the most important part of a story for me, and you've served them well. I have my own issues with where JKR took the story. Your epilogue especially is miles better than hers (which actually read more like fanfiction, IMHO).