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Title: General Rules (And How You Broke Them) (on AO3)
Author: taylorpotato
Pairing: Lestrade/Sherlock
Length: 4.452 words
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: N/A
Verse: BBC
Author's summary: Out of all the Alphas in the world, Sherlock has only met one that he finds tolerable—Detective Inspector Lestrade. Actually, tolerable might not be a strong enough word. It's possible that Sherlock likes Lestrade a lot more than he should, but that's not something he would admit out loud. At least, not until he's in heat.
Reccer's comments: This is an AU, Alpha/Beta/Omega verse AU, to be precise. One of my all time favourites in this verse. What wins this fic for me is that A/B/O AUs sort of tempt writers into dub-con (at the very least). Some readers prefer these AUs for that reason and obviously there's nothing wrong with that, however I love it when there's an AU, which is written in a certain way, uses certain cliches, and the author of the fic goes: yeah, and how about I change it a bit? And I'm a great fan of those AUs in which at least one of the characters, to stay in character, can't follow AU cliche.
So, basically: Gregory Lestrade is above your silly A/B/O cliches and he is going to do the right thing.
Author: taylorpotato
Pairing: Lestrade/Sherlock
Length: 4.452 words
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: N/A
Verse: BBC
Author's summary: Out of all the Alphas in the world, Sherlock has only met one that he finds tolerable—Detective Inspector Lestrade. Actually, tolerable might not be a strong enough word. It's possible that Sherlock likes Lestrade a lot more than he should, but that's not something he would admit out loud. At least, not until he's in heat.
Reccer's comments: This is an AU, Alpha/Beta/Omega verse AU, to be precise. One of my all time favourites in this verse. What wins this fic for me is that A/B/O AUs sort of tempt writers into dub-con (at the very least). Some readers prefer these AUs for that reason and obviously there's nothing wrong with that, however I love it when there's an AU, which is written in a certain way, uses certain cliches, and the author of the fic goes: yeah, and how about I change it a bit? And I'm a great fan of those AUs in which at least one of the characters, to stay in character, can't follow AU cliche.
So, basically: Gregory Lestrade is above your silly A/B/O cliches and he is going to do the right thing.