When Ginny gets a Malfoy Coffee, she didn't expect to get anything else.

Molly tries to be patient with her children's games. She does not always succeed.

Verity works in a Diagon Alley Shop and has a great deal of fun at her job, but her dream is elsewhere.  Any time she can, she spends her nights drumming in clubs - mostly Muggle ones, at that - trying to get her big break.  She didn't expect the detour she took on that journey, though, or the surprises that awaited her after she followed the new route.

Rosalind Morana is now an officer with the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, having previously been a cop—or something like it—in El Salvador. After starting a new life in London, she thinks she's changed and outran her past. But some things never truly leave us.

Trouble is brewing in the vestibule on Good Friday, and its name is Bill and Charlie Weasley.

The final battle is over and the war against Voldemort is finally over for good, but there is still the aftermath to battle through.

The death of Emmeline Vance was a devastating loss for The Order of the Phoenix. In her final moments she thought of those whom she loved most. And in turn, they thought of her.

1st place in magnifique & magemadi's Bi Rep Challenge

3rd place in Crimson Quill's Flashback Challenge

Ron quits being an Auror to help George and rescue Weasley's Wizarding Wheezes from going bankrupt.

Sometimes you don’t know something’s meant to be until you nearly lose it. 

1st place in dreamshadow's “Angsty Taylor Swift,” Challenge (“Back to December”). 

Golden Ink Awards Winner 2022:

Best Short Form Story

"She blinked several times and swallowed back her fear. She couldn’t keep dancing around this topic, forcing him to be her partner when he didn’t even know the correct place to lead them next. She had to take the lead."

The year is 1970 and Molly and Arthur feel like this new decade is theirs for the taking. But one night with a bottle of champagne changes the course of their lives forever.  

Written for Lost_Robin’s TS9 Challenge (“champagne problems”). 

With a full bank vault and an empty nest, Molly and Arthur decide to spread their wings.

A tale of longlasting love, mingling with muggles and the trials of using British public transport.

This is the first book of a trilogy, chronicling an AU version of Harry's 6th and 7th years at Hogwarts and a few years beyond.

The second book in this three-book collection. "Harry Potter and the Philtre of Promise", was the first written, originally published as chapters at www.phoenixsong.net, where it is still available in its original form, culminating with a release of the epilog on July 15th, 2005, the day before Ms. Rowling's sixth book, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" was released. I was pleasantly surprised that I had unwittingly anticipated and duplicated several plot points.

This book, the first book in this series, "Harry Potter and the Rampage of Ages", was then started, to explain several points revealed but not explained in "Philtre of Promise", as well as to introduce plot points critical to the whole trilogy -- and to explain a few items that are not true to canon. The first sixteen chapters were published in fairly rapid order, but a series of debilitating strokes has delayed my continuation of the story until this time -- I am editing these chapters to correct a few mistakes, explain better some events, and to make the whole cohesive.

The third book, "Harry Potter and the Legacy of Evil", had been plotted out for writing when the strokes occurred, but most of those notes, along with the notes for the final chapters of the first book, were lost when a power surge fried the hard drive they were stored on. It has taken me far too many years to reconstruct those notes to complete this trilogy, working at recreating the salient plot points that were needed as I slowly recovered from the stroke. It is my fervent wish that my efforts will prove to be worthwhile, and that you, the readers, will enjoy this foray into my version of the world so beautifully created by J K Rowling.

Please note -- this collection is fan fiction, with everything but the plot and a few characters based on J K Rowling's work, and never was, is not, and never will be intended to infringe on any copyrights, trademarks, or other legal declarations of ownership held by anyone anywhere. These stories were written for the amusement of myself and other fans of the Harry Potter series as FAN FICTION, and I thank Ms. Rowling for allowing fans of the series such as myself to play in her created universe.

“If a mother’s love could force one to do unimaginable things like murder, perhaps a mother’s grief could inspire similar acts of desperation.”

A dark and twisty one-shot set after Fred's death.

Written for the fangtastic grimtown carnevil. It is for the “magic must come at a price,” picspam prompt.