indeedsir_backup | Tigers Aren't Gentleman (Dresden Files Fusion) -Rated PG

As promised, and at long last, the unweildy crossover that results when one takes two universes-- about young men, sadly orphaned, who get into trouble and are slave to the whims of the domineering females in their lives (who may on occasion be faery queens or fallen angels or vampires or things like that), and have an ostensibly less powerful but shockingly competent figure shimmering around the background to offer the odd hand out of the soup-- and slam them very hard together.

At least one source has mentioned that this story is at least somewhat readable even if you don't know The Dresden Files.

Title: Tigers Aren't Gentlemen
Author(s):

binz &

sidhebeingbrand
Rating: Teen
Fandom: The Dresden Files - Jim Butcher and The Jeeves Novels - PG Wodehouse
Pairing(s) & Characters: Main pairings: Bertie Wooster/Reginal Jeeves, with UST Harry Dresden/John Marcone. More past and side pairings than even canon can throw at you. Characters include: Harry Blackstone Copperfield Dresden, John Marcone, Bertie Wooster, Reginald Jeeves, Elaine Mallory, Meryl, Aurora, Fix, Lily, Mab, Titania, The Erlking, The Winter King, Bob the Skull, Hendricks, The Leanansidhe, Thor, The Gruffs, Eldest Gruff, Donald Morgan, McAnally, Lloyd Slate, Ace, and Karrin Murphy... or at least their 20s counterparts.
Word Count: 45 000
Summary: Bertie Wooster's in the supernatural soup! After a swinging party in New York leaves him accidentally affianced to an elven heiress with more than the usual amount of matrimonial influence to throw around, where's a young gent to turn? Why, to old acquaintance Harold 'Mimsy' Dresden, part time investigator, part time stage magician, full time wizard. Together they'll have to scuttle Bertie's engagement and solve the mystery of a missing sword that could completely upend the New York social scene. In their corner they have their manservants--the inimitable Jeeves and the Machiavellian Johnson--as well as a tiny bouncer, a massive bookseller, and a shady informant who likes his payment in dirty novels. Arrayed against them are Mimsy's parole officer and Bertie's fellow suitors. Oh, and the entire might of the Old Families, those inscrutable Unseelie socialites who can't touch iron and won't ever let you out of a debt... or an engagement.
Notes: Big thanks to everyone for their beta work and comments, and to