Stories
An Soilsiu by India Inverse
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Featuring Malfoy at his nastiest, a Ravenclaw who might not be entirely human, general rudeness, pranks and unladylike hand gestures, many heated discussions, snarking and snarling, a detention or two, Peeves the Poltergiest making some uncomfortable observations, and numerous plans that keep going completely awry. Cliques make no apologies and gleefully run rampant, and Draco learns that he might not be able to change who he is, but maybe he can learn to make his own choices for once.
The Best of Things by ladybracknell
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: As Christmas settles over Grimmauld Place, everyone adjusts to the idea of a less than ideal festive season, and finds a way to make the best of things. OoTP year.
All Hallows' Eve by ladybracknell
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: It’s Halloween at number twelve, Grimmauld Place, and two friends sit down and observe an old All Hallows’ custom, helping to lay some ghosts to rest.
Slings and Arrows by Clare Mansfield
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: "Look...at...me" As Snape's life leaves him in the Shrieking Shack he reflects on the decisions that have led to this moment, and the love for a woman he could never quite forget. Post DH.
A Christmas Miracle by Sly Severus
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Andromeda spends her first Christmas with Teddy, which is also her first Christmas without her husband and daughter.
This is a Winter Snows entry by Sly Severus of Slytherin for a Reflecting Christmas.
Giving In by Rhi for HP
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Recovering from his recent breakup, Draco finds himself enchanted. Giving into temptation is easy, especially when temptation comes in the form of a seductress...
The Odd Gryffindors - Book One of the Evil Kneazle Series by AurorKeefy
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Luke Oakshot and Gordon Owen are best friends, born just a few days apart, living in a sleepy village far from the world of wizards. Yet having spent all their lives together, they now find themselves heading to two different high schools - where for the first time they will be divided.
But there is a third school that is interested in Luke and Gordon. A school that will show and teach them far more than any other school could. In a few short weeks, their eyes will be opened to things they could not have believed before. Yet nothing the school offers is more important than the two staying together, and it is this school, and this world, that will allow their friendship to endure.
Or will it? And what on earth is going on with those cats?
Perfection's Defiance by I Am Peeves
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Céline never knew enough to want it. She sure as hell didn't ask for it. Still, given the chance, she was far from turning something like this down. She said yes. What's done is done. There's no going back. The question is not whether or not she can handle Hogwarts, but whether Hogwarts can handle Céline.
Chapter Two: My Name is Céline Massey and My Life is Extremely Awkward Quote:
"Well, if I get to meet a mental elf, this will all be worth it, won’t it?”
Finding the Magic by inspirations
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary:
Arabella is a normal girl, from a normal wizarding family. A worry is constantly sitting on her stomach, though, and soon that worry has to be confirmed.
*Profanity minor, and one incident only*
Harry Potter and the Seventh Horcrux by Scarhead Steve
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary:
My take on how events may pan out in book seven. Spoilers from all previous HP books.
The events of the previous year have brought home to Harry the realization of what has to be done, and the knowledge that it must be done alone. Now as he sets off on his final quest, making new acquaintances along the way, he must bring all his knowledge and skill to bear in his effort to destroy Lord Voldemort. But will it be enough, or is there something that he has missed which might prove to be his undoing?
The Missing Chapter by suswoman
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: I always felt there was a chapter missing from Deathly Hallows between the final chapter and the Epilogue. I needed a chance to wind down from all of the action, mourn the dead, and tie up some loose ends before being thrown 19 years into the future. This is my version of that missing chapter. Hope you enjoy it!
Book I: The Secret by Lhileah
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: The Golden Trio have long left Hogwarts and started families of their own. Now 17 years after the war their kids are at school.
Rose Weasley is entering her third year at Hogwarts and she has been noticing some odd happenings. Surely this will be an exciting year.
A Secondhand Life by MagicalMaddie331
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: "My name is Tessa. Just Tessa. Granger, if you must, but even that is sometimes forgotten."
Fall into the broken world of Tessa, the lonely daughter of Hermione Granger. In a world where Voldemort reigns and all hope is lost, it will take more than a loophole in Dumbledore's plan to save the wizarding world once more.
Chapter 2 is finally up!
Warnings: Mentions of violence, suicide attempts, self-injury, and other sensitive topics.
Harry Potter and the Golden Sepulcher by leesmiley
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: In the aftermath of the Battle of Hogwarts, the survivors must move on to rebuild the wizarding world. However, a new threat is rising, putting at risk the tentative gains made by Harry and his friends.
Shades of Black by megan_lupin
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Sirius Black: A son, a brother; a friend, a Marauder; a prisoner, a fugitive, a godfather. Many roles were played by Sirius, most veiled with tragedy or loss ... But even in dark night skies, there are stars that shine bright.
A short story collection dedicated to Padfoot.
Before Her Eyes by Ginny_Alamalexia, Rhi for HP
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary:
They say that just before you die, your life flashes before your eyes. But what does that really mean? How can a whole life be squashed into a few seconds?
Bellatrix Lestrange thinks she has lived a satisfying life. But it all comes back to earth when she's faced with her own mortality. She is forced to realise her wrongs, realise that she had never achieved what she had wanted as a child.
She is now faced with a question. The toughest one she has ever had to answer:
What could she have changed to make her life even better?
Her answer: everything.
Third place in the August Inter-House Co-Op!
Justify by megan_lupin
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: She was trapped in that house, the walls suffocating her. But it hadn’t always been like that; there was a time when she was happy there. Yet that time is gone, but can she justify – even to herself, if to no one else – performing the greatest of crimes? Can she justify betrayal?
Why A Mother Lives by Hermione_Rocks, Phia Phoenix
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: A great man’s greatest good luck is to die at the right time. ~Eric Hoffer
Some people are given this luck, and others have it snatched away from them. There's no way to tell who will be rewarded with the luck either. Even if you are giving life everything you have, even when you are living for the very same reasons as someone else, your experiences can be vastly different.
Kendra Dumbledore. Molly Weasley. They lived for the same thing, yet their lives -- and deaths -- were entirely different.
For the August One-Shot Challenge, Inter-House Co-op. Written by Phia Phoenix of Ravenclaw, and Hermione_Rocks of Slytherin.
If He Loved You by Indigoenigma
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: You may love many people, but do they love you?
I am Indigoenigma of Hufflepuff and this is my entry for the I Challenge Thee Challenge. I have Jenna's prompt.