Tomione Recs that deal with the historical implications of Hermione being back in time? (Kinda?)

I've just come off my yearly re-read of Ultima Ratio by Winterblume and its left me with a craving for a Tomione fic that feels a bit more....historically accurate? And I don't necessarily mean WW2 focused but one that deals with idk discussions of the different fashions, addresses the fact that like slang and talking sometimes in Toms time would be so different to Hermione, maybe a bit of Hermione adjusting to the muggle world.

Bad Romanca by uchiha.s I think did this very well but has been removed and was never finished unfortunately 😕

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u/SilvanSilvertongue — 9 days ago

Reccomendations for a fantasy or sci-fi novel fitting the 'i support womans wrongs/i could make her worse' vibe?

I've been on a bit of a villain romance kick lately (Harrow Faire by Kathryn Anne Kingsley, Hench by Natalie Walschots, tomione fanfiction (trust me I know, I hate myself too) and I've just realised I haven't really been able to find any good sapphics ones. It's getting to point where I'm wanting to write one myself but I'm too impatient 😆😅. I've read the Gideon the ninth series but know there's a bit of a debate there on if it is a villain romance to some extent - and I guess maybe it's not necessarily villain I want but actually messy characters? Characters who love too much and not quite right, who would do anything for their person, some of the touch them and you die kind of vibes?

I'm really looking for a sapphic version of "I could make her better/ I'm just going to make you worse". Or I support all womans wrongs.

Would love something with the one character absolutely terrified of being left or abandoned and some soft moments with them realising they're not alone anymore, but they don't have their edges filed off?

I guess I want sci fi or fantasy with messy characters.

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u/SilvanSilvertongue — 5 months ago

I know this is a long shot and a real niche request, but desperately looking for a fantasy or sci fi book that features the fmc and mmc accidentally or fmc and fmc (on atleast one of their sides) getting married. I really like books with deep world building and cultural differences and am just curious if this trope can be done well.

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u/SilvanSilvertongue — 5 months ago