Lust Over Pendle
A.J. Hall
Lust Over Pendle is the first in a series of LoPiverse books. You might like to refer to their suggested reading order, chronology & series information.
Lust Over Pendle is a comedy of manners set in the Golden Age detective thriller genre, and is presumed to take place after the end of the seventh Harry Potter book, and, therefore, after the fall of Voldemort.
Warnings:
Readers are advised that this bookspoilers for all the Harry Potter novels, Quidditch Through The Ages and Fantastic Beasts And Where to Find Them. The books rating is for strong language, though the sex is more discreet than the title might suggest. It is also a slash romance; i.e. it features a same sex sexual relationship.
Acknowledgements:
In preparing this fiction, A.J. Hall acknowledges the support of Erica, beta reader beyond the call of duty, who also acted as a guide to the customs of the North Americans; Cally, who laughed in the right places, occasionally while in the office, and to Alec, who gave two significant inspirations for the nastier characters’ nastier motivations and actions and also drew the fantastic map of Malfoy Intrinsica and the floor plans of Malfoy Manor.
The original central cover image is a hand drawing from a map of Pendle Hill. The fonts used in this book are from the Source Serif Pro font family by Frank Grießhammer.
The images and fonts were used under license detailed on their respective website pages at the date of this book publication.
As usual, Russ from shoes for industry designed the book cover, produced the books and compiled the on-line work.
The opinions, prejudices, faults and spelling herein are all my own work, and I apologise in advance for them.
This novel is rated
Teen (15).
You might also like to consider other books set in the Harry Potter fandom or read more books in the LoPiverse series.
- First Edition: 8th Oct 2009
- 2nd Edition: 6th Jun 2012
- 3rd Edition: 6th Apr 2021
This work is created as a transformative work on a not-for-profit basis. All rights in the underlying properties are those of their respective holders.