Rating: 6th-7th Years
Stories
Fallen Star by Ghost of Alarae
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: As our story begins, we meet a young man named Alexander. He is the apprentice of a blacksmith in the village of Orios in 17th century Ireland who has recently lost his entire family, but the most tragic death among these is that of his sister Emily. In this tale, he will relate her story to a mage in the magical community of Orios.
The Slytherin Spy by Shy
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: This is a three part story. The first five chapters focus on a slash romance. The five next focus on a mystery around an OC. Part three is the epilogue.
Chapter one: The Marauders begin their sixth year at Hogwarts and Sirius is keeping a secret he doesn't know will change his life. But you can count on James to figure out what it is.
Monkeying Around-- An Ape Reporter's Tale by Sainyn Swiftfoot
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: I hate Lucy.
And who the hell am I? I'm Tim, Assistant Reporter... What you should be asking is what in the world I am. And the answer to that would be a White-headed Capuchin. Yes, a fricking monkey.
Watch me as I, fuelled by the thirst for anger and revenge, ruin Lucy's day completely while she tries to interview people for some stupid Triwizard tournament.
I am Sainyn Swiftfoot of Hufflepuff, and this is my entry for the Second Task of the Triwizard tournament.
The Half-Blood Prince by minnabird
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Severus Snape is undoubtedly a man who has had more than his fair share of adversity. And he is also a man twisted by his experiences. What childhood experiences, only hinted at in the memories Harry accidentally saw during Occlumency lessons, helped mold Snape into the Death Eater he later became?
Coup de Grace by Ginny Weasley Potter
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: After a year full of bombings and killings, we thought it couldn’t get worse. But we were horribly wrong. And then they struck the final blow… upon our tolerance.
26/11/2008.
This was the day when Mumbai, India’s financial capital was attacked by terrorists. They kept the city hostage for around sixty hours taking hundreds of lives and injuring many more. This attack is counted amongst the most deadliest terrorist attacks so far. It raised a wave of fury and unity in Mumbai.
But after all this, are we, as residents of this diverse world, really united? Why do we fight with each other, just because we belong to different religions? Does difference in faith really matter?
I am Ginny Weasley Potter from Hufflepuff and this story is for the Written Word Challenge of the Hogwarts Spring Term, 2009. I am writing to support the organisation called ‘Citizens For Peace’.
The Last Sunset by eternalangel
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Narcissa Malfoy lived the charmed life. She had it all: beauty, wealth, affluence and a son she adored, but when Narcissa Malfoy finds out she has a devasting Muggle disease that can not be cured by wizard medicine, she quickly learns what is truly important in her life. For ahead of Narcissa lies a turbulent journey to acceptance and understanding, if only she has the courage to face it.
Dedicated to Elizabeth "Toni" Vouaux-Stinecipher R.I.P.
This was written for Vindictus Viridian’s Written Word Term Challenge
Screw Your Courage to the Sticking Place by Kerichi
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary:
It would be easier to kill his father than reason with him.
*A Draco pov outtake to Our Little Secret.*
Hope by HogwartsDuchess
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: A small collection of intertwining one-shots about Oliver and Hermione.
Reposted.
Trust and Betrayal: A Prequel by Starmom
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Summary: What happened on that fateful night at Godric's Hollow and the (still!) unknown events that followed in the next twenty four hours, before Harry's arrival on Privet Drive? What motivated the actions and decisions that were made in the years leading up to the defeat of Voldemort? The truth is neither black or white - only complicated shades of grey. Behind the stories of Lily Evans, Severus Snape and Peter Pettigrew we learn that we are all vulnerable to evil.
(written between HBP and DH - story is complete)
Vain Or - C'est ton Destin by luinrina
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: To protect her son from being killed, Lily performs a chant that will keep Harry safe in a different time.
Lauda has lost her son but her husband must never know. She asks for help from a hag and gets another baby boy to raise in her own child’s stead, educating him to be the heir of the Lord of the Smyths.
For Harry begins a journey through time with many adventures and obstacles. But the end of his life’s path isn’t always clear and easy to reach.
What Luck! by Black-Sand
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: This story contains an OOC Snape, a Harry with an idea and a shock!
Thank you, Wiflen 07, for betaering my story. Preguel to 'Don't Want To Know'
Before Saying Goodbye by MerrryD
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary:
Sirius Black stumbles onto a most curious scene while checking up on one of his closest friends, the wife of his best mate. Lost and confused he follows the signs until they reach into a depth unknown to him. From this point, he seeks the help of another dear friend, and together they think, suffer, and laugh their way to some answers and some dead ends. Only in the end, do they find the answer to the one question that burns in their minds: how will we go on?
I am MerryD of Hufflepuff and this was written for the Gauntlet Round Seven
Alyssa Potter- The Girl Who Lived by sarahx883
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: What if Harry Potter had been a girl? This is the story of Alyssa Potter, the girl who lived. Join Alyssa as she encounters tragedy, romance, danger, and hidden family secrets. (It starts at the beginning of December of her fifth year at Hogwarts.) Please read and review!
Crouching Father, Hidden Terror by Kerichi
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary:
It's official. Malfoy has murdered sleep.
*A Ron pov outtake to Our Little Secret.*
Moon Spell by WinkeeJR
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: You met Abby in “A Child's Gift” now read her story. She's grown up and chasing down a legendary necklace known as Moon Spell. Someone wants to stop her, someone wants her to succeed and someone just wants it all to end, no matter which side wins.
Act of Innocence by Indigoenigma
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Somewhere there's a happy medium between innocence and evil. Minerva, though, doesn't know where that might be.
The Song of the Trees by Tinn Tam
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Damaged by the war, Harry flees everything that used to be familiar to him and instead roams the night, haunted by unsolvable questions -- what truly killed Voldemort? And what lurks in the Forbidden Forest, where the trees seem alive?
As his investigation progresses, everything Harry has learnt is called into question as he discovers the most jealously kept secret of the Wizarding civilisation.
Twilit Woods by inspirations
Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary:
'The sun has set now - time goes so quickly for us. I wish we had longer.’
Two people have snatched moments together most evenings, under the shadow of the setting sun. Their meetings are forbidden. Hogwarts is safe, but the school grounds? They're not.
Two people have snatched moments together most evenings, under the shadow of the setting sun. Their meetings are forbidden. Hogwarts is safe, but the school grounds? They're not.
The Eternal Darkness of Sirius Black's Mind by eternalangel
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Sirius has spent ten years of his life locked up for crimes he had not committed. Hopelessness and despair seemed to be the only way out for Black, who has to face his worst memories everyday. Azkaban would have destroyed Sirius if it hadn’t been for James. See what comes of a person who survives Azkaban, and finds a measure of peace along the way.
Dumbledore's Secret by emck_21
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Minerva McGonagall is cleaning out Dumbledores office when she stumbles upon a box full of secrets. And what she discovers in the box will change the future of the Wizarding world forever…
Just on another note, most of the warnings above are for a purely just in case situation, and most of the above possible scenarios are not graphic in nature.