4 Works by Hope4Tomorrow
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A Devil Put Aside (For Me) by Hope4Tomorrow
Fandoms: Lucifer (TV), Lucifer (Comic), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV), Murder Mysteries - Neil Gaiman
23 Sep 2020
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Author's summary:
Aziraphale liked to keep tabs on his celestial buddies, but he was all tied up doing—Crowley didn’t really even know, being a lazy arse probably—so Crowley had gone to LA to check on Raguel.
But instead of a messed up archangel, he finds BLOODY LUCIFER HIMSELF. Bright side--well, weird side--the boss has apparently fallen in love with a human? So that's... something.
[A demon's perspective on Deckerstar. Or, for Good Omens fans, Crowley is totally bewildered when he finds out his boss kind of likes Earth, too. Should read clearly if you only know Lucifer or GO. Murder Mysteries is treated like ancient history, and explained in the narrative.]
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- Part 2 of Angel Network
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(War) What is it Good For by Hope4Tomorrow
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Supernatural, Good Omens (TV)
06 Sep 2020
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Author's Summary: In the midst of the War in Heaven, Castiel is blown to another universe by a weapon specifically calibrated by Raphael.
He is found by Crowley and Aziraphale. They patch him up, they feed ducks, and they take him to the Ritz. Aziraphale produces cocoa more comforting than anything Castiel has ever experienced, and here, in this strange place, even yellow-eyed demons can love. May they never see his world.
A Prequel to the Angel Network series.
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- Part 1 of Angel Network
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Author's summary: Lucifer is still searching for himself and Trixie helps him. Or: Lucifer babysits and takes Trixie to a beach to show her his bright, beautiful stars. He is maybe not emotionally prepared for this, and Trixie is a surprisingly good listener, though he'd never openly admit to thinking this or to liking her.
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Paved With Stars by Hope4Tomorrow
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV), Supernatural
04 Nov 2019
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It was a morning was much like any other September morning in this particular cottage for nearly the last decade.
Or it had been.
"'Once more unto the breach, dear friend'?"