The Habits Of A Sleeping Body by vasta

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: "If you think that freedom means disposing of something that bothers you constantly, then you haven’t, in fact, grasped the idea of it."



Remus faces the reality and learns that what he has always hoped for is not beyond his reach, after all.

THE CARDINAL CURSES by BB Ruth

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Six years after Harry kills Voldemort, he finds himself living away from the friends he grew up with and the family that embraced him. A recurring dream forces him back and discovers that Hermione needs his help to catch a murderer. One problem - she doesn't want his help. HHr ship.

To the Future by FlightofthePhoenix

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Andromeda attends the funeral for her husband, daughter and son-in-law with her grandson Teddy Lupin and is visited by someone unexpected later that day.



This is the first one-shot in the Teddy Lupin Files.

Categories: General Fics
Characters: None
Warnings: None
Series: None
Chapters: 1 | Completed: Yes | Words: 1591 | Hits: 2241 | Published: 09/06/07 | Updated: 09/09/07
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The Threads of Darkness by Angel of Dreams

Rated: Professors •
Summary: When recruits are inducted into the ranks of darkness, their minds must be scrutinized, to find any hints of weakness. But often times, even deeper darkness is found, threads of darkness that are spun into the blackness, woven into the curtain of one's life...

Warning: This is a very, very dark story, and liberties have been taken regarding certain elements of the plot. Viewer discretion is advised...

The Intern by Miztiry

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Not totally Deathly Hallows compatible. Hermione has been out of Hogwarts for three years and begins a potions internship at the Ministry of Magic…under Severus Snape. At first it’s horrible and Hermione hates it, but after a while, she and Snape soften towards each other and begin an affair that may ruin both their reputations, but is more amazing than anything they have ever experienced before. HG/SS, and a little HG/RW.

The Bedroom at the Burrow by Pondering

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Fred thought that death would be more exciting than an uncluttered bedroom.

First Place in The Next Great Adventure prompt in the Autumn Challenge of 2007!

Take My Breath Away by beauty and brains

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: I was only a small attorney, working my way up through the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. Never would I have believed Lucius Malfoy to contact me, requesting if I could represent him in court. When I do accept however, I find myself falling deeper into the personal life of an accused Death Eater, far more than I have ever wanted to fall.



I am beauty and brains of Gryffindor for the August One-Shot Challenge.

Tainted by infinitelyrare

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: She is wrong. She is wrong in so many ways, so many ways, in every way imaginable. I am with Lily; she is my girlfriend, I am her boyfriend - but she will never be my Lily. She’ll always be his and even she knows it as she entwines her hand with mine. [CHAPTER 3 REPOSTED!]

The Three Word Story: The Flying Cow by TheThreeWordStory

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: In this story you shall find a naked Marauder, House Elves with lime green paint, McGonagall in a skimpy red rubber dress, and a scheming Sirius Black. Written by Gryffindors very random in their ways, such as writing stories like this, three words at a time.

Authors were: Mrsgeorgeweasley, hansolohpfrk, Stubbornly_appeared, beauty and brains, dragonwings, voldy, stareyed_in_LA, Disappearance 26, pureblood.princess, meryal, Euphrates, james_fanatic, Beauiful Dreamer07, Madame Maruader, Noel Weasley, kehribar, solemnlyswear_x, Secret Seeker, SnowyHedwig112, Dumbledore Prince, TheFluffyBunnyOfDOOM, life_lemons, Nutz-chan, _bridges_, harrypotterfangirl21.

Two Little Stars by whatapotter

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Fred and George used to be inseparable. Now Fred is dead, and George, devastated by the loss of his brother, must continue living.

He was one half of a set that was never meant to be separated; a cup without a saucer, a key without a lock.

This is a heartwrenching story about the horrific consequences of war, and the terrible loss it leaves in its wake. Sadly, it is often the people left behind by Death that are damaged the most.

Alone. He had never been alone. As far back as he could remember there had always been two of him. It had never been an ‘I’ or a ‘me’, but always an ‘us’ and a ‘we’.

Told through George's eyes - this is his story.

He was broken now.