Fic Rec: Harry Potter of Baker Street

I'm such a wuss when it comes to new fandoms. My first instinct is to look for a crossover with my current fandom of choice.

That's exactly how I found this one. It's a little awkard at times, but I adore their Sherlock. Socially stunted, blunt, and yet still loveable.

Harry Potter of Baker Street by Dayja

Summary: Sherlock Holmes discovers family he never knew he had, and John Watson finds a child living in the cupboard. Crossover between BBC Sherlock and Harry Potter.

Excerpt from Chapter 8: (Sherlock's brother has attempted to introduce Harry to appropriate wizarding families)

"Well," she finished with after all that, "I can see you are Lily's nephew, same eyes, though you didn't get her red hair…well, but here I go on and on, and I'm sure the children are bored to tears. Why don't we let them get to know each other and we can…"

"I don't think that's a good idea," Sherlock interrupted, "While social interaction is important for childhood development, forcing Sherrinford to interact with…"

"What Sherlock means," John interrupted quickly, "Is that perhaps six children at once is a bit much for Harry at the moment."

"We'll keep the petrified one and the mute one. Please remove the older screechy ones." And Sherlock smiled politely, while the other adults stared at him.

Fic Rec: Harry Potter of Baker Street

I'm such a wuss when it comes to new fandoms. My first instinct is to look for a crossover with my current fandom of choice.

That's exactly how I found this one. It's a little awkard at times, but I adore their Sherlock. Socially stunted, blunt, and yet still loveable.

Harry Potter of Baker Street by Dayja

Summary: Sherlock Holmes discovers family he never knew he had, and John Watson finds a child living in the cupboard. Crossover between BBC Sherlock and Harry Potter.

Excerpt from Chapter 8: (Sherlock's brother has attempted to introduce Harry to appropriate wizarding families)

"Well," she finished with after all that, "I can see you are Lily's nephew, same eyes, though you didn't get her red hair…well, but here I go on and on, and I'm sure the children are bored to tears. Why don't we let them get to know each other and we can…"

"I don't think that's a good idea," Sherlock interrupted, "While social interaction is important for childhood development, forcing Sherrinford to interact with…"

"What Sherlock means," John interrupted quickly, "Is that perhaps six children at once is a bit much for Harry at the moment."

"We'll keep the petrified one and the mute one. Please remove the older screechy ones." And Sherlock smiled politely, while the other adults stared at him.