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Embracing His True Self
Fandom: Harry Potter
Relationship: Harry Potter/Tom Riddle
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What if Harry didn't want to fight Voldemort? What if he was fed up with the light side judging him constantly and wants to be his true self? The Slytherin side that he had squashed in a bid to fit in and be accepted? Realizing he never would...what of the prophecy? Could they overcome it? Will Voldemort even give him a chance?
Relationship: Harry Potter/Tom Riddle
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What if Harry didn't want to fight Voldemort? What if he was fed up with the light side judging him constantly and wants to be his true self? The Slytherin side that he had squashed in a bid to fit in and be accepted? Realizing he never would...what of the prophecy? Could they overcome it? Will Voldemort even give him a chance?
1861 pages, ebook
First published February 28, 2020
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November 17, 2021
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This is immense, but the author’s americanisms and use of spoken colloquialisms in writing (both dialogue and explanatory) is a massive detriment, as is the scarcity of punctuation. This is barely scraping three stars as-is, and only because it’s almost completed. (Damn cliffhanger!)
It’s got a few upsides though. Honourable mentions of cats included, and while there’s some explicit romance, it’s not too much, thankfully. And Mpreg is only mentioned in passing, thank the gods.
This is immense, but the author’s americanisms and use of spoken colloquialisms in writing (both dialogue and explanatory) is a massive detriment, as is the scarcity of punctuation. This is barely scraping three stars as-is, and only because it’s almost completed. (Damn cliffhanger!)
It’s got a few upsides though. Honourable mentions of cats included, and while there’s some explicit romance, it’s not too much, thankfully. And Mpreg is only mentioned in passing, thank the gods.
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