Summary: Seven years after the Second Wizard War, a mother tells her daughter the story of the man she loves, who disappeared after the war ended to save his and his lover’s life. The Wizarding World has settled down again, peace returning to them after the defeat of Lord Voldemort. Written in first person, present tense, from the point of view of a seven year old girl.

Summary: The Marauders are in third year Muggle Studies, with their latest class project sneaking up on them: ballroom. "Who cares?" they think, "Hardly any Muggles even dance; they don't even like it that much. Why should we have to deal with it?" Professor Richardt has other ideas.

I recently read back through this and cringed at how poorly written it was. I'm going to finish the sequel, and then this story is getting completely revamped. Thanks to all who put up with the poor writing and complimented it!

Summary: Written for an in-house challenge, this series of magical debates explores three important issues in the wizarding world today: education, time travel, and werewolves’ rights. Join the writers of Ravenclaw as we address both the pros and cons of these pressing concerns.

Summary: For Fleur's summer wedding to Bill, she digs up an old family tradition that requires every witch and wizard to be paired up for the wedding reception. When Fred and George are accidentally placed in charge of the matching, however, nothing short of chaos ensues. Will they be able to straighten things out? To they want to?

Summary: Part 1 of the "Wisdom and War" Trilogy
"Wisdom and War" is a series of three stories that beginn with a missing moment in HBP and go on from then - another version of MyBookSeven.

"Madness of Minerva" is, basically, a character study of Minerva McGonagall. The question is what will happen if after Dumbledore's death she figures out that Snape is no traitor, but no one believes her?

To make everything a bit more tragic it's based on an AD/MM ship, and also features all canon ships - that's why I listed it in the Various Pairings Category.

Although it's based on the AD/MM ship and deals with a lot of MM/SS friendship and trust issues, this is not a fluffy story. Dark times lie ahead. Oh, and there'll be little hints to a secret in Minerva's past, not essential for this fic but for the fics that will follow. And trust me, that's not a nice and pleasant little secret either.

Summary: James and Lily are married and Lily is acting strange and emotional. More so than usual that is. However, James may have an idea as to what may be causing Lily's strange emotions.

Summary: One last desperate letter tells the story of how humility can find even the most corrupt of souls when death is the only way out. Things always look different in the end, but it goes to show that it's never too late to redeem yourself, to show compassion without prejudice, and to be merciful.

Summary: It had been two years since the final battle.. two years since Hermione Granger was thought to be dead my the wizardng world.. Thus, being 'shocked' would be an understatement when Severus came across a Miss Hermy in a remote Welsh village, whose unmistakanable brown hair hasn't change one bit..

Summary:



What do you do when the man who murdered your best friend turns up and claims to be innocent?




What do you do when you realise you slowly start trusting him again?




What do you do when you fall in love against your will – with a man half your age?





This is a McGonagall/Snape fic about trust, friendship, shame, and love. It’s canon compliant otherwise; set immediately after HBP except for a mini prologue.




This fic also is my attempt at continuing the at Book 7, so you also have the war against Voldemort, the search for the Horcruxces, and the way they run Hogwarts during that year included in the plot.




Side characters like Ron, Hermione, Moody, Lupin, Tonks, Neville, Augusta Longbottom, Draco, Hagrid, and the rest of the Weasleys get their fair share of the story.




It is done novel style, which means that some apparently minor issues mentioned in early chapters will become important in later chapters. I do recommend you read them in the right order.




To be on the safe side, I rated this “Professors” because it contains violence, sexuality, character deaths, and torture - although none of them described in detail.




Also I now have added an AU warning - my story contains two detals that we will not see happening in "Deathly Hallows". I made the Sorting Hat a Horcrux, and Arthur Weasley will become interim Minister for Magic in my last chapter. Well, I wrote this before those rumors were shot down as non-canon by JKR, and I'd not like to change my plot now - so, sadly, my story has become a bit AU. You have been warned ;-)

Summary: We all know that James loves Lily, but why? She hardly ever even smiles at the guy and she constantly turns down his repetitive requests to go out with him. So why, you ask, does he keep coming back for more? The answer is simple, true love just can't be forgotten. True love? How can they have true love when she hates him...?