Trapped in Malfoy Manor—no way out, no guarantee they'll make it out alive. When Harry receives an invitation from Draco Malfoy for a class reunion being held at Malfoy Manor, he's not sure what to think. Against his better judgment he accepts, only to discover that the party may just cost his classmates more than they realized. But really, what's the worst that could happen?

Harry Potter—Biker, Deathly Hallow, grieving and alone. Draco Malfoy—Property, son of a dead Death Eater, desperately alone. Two men. Two gangs. One war. When two rival members of opposing biker gangs meet, the attraction is instant, despite the upcoming threat of war. But with Draco already belonging to another man, will their attraction to one another only get them killed?

Finally, after all the drama, it's time for Harry and Draco's first date! But only if Harry doesn't die of heart failure or spontaneous combustion first. Draco wants it to be a surprise, so Harry has no idea what to expect; all he knows is that he wants to spend time with Draco. But will the surprise be a good one? Or are they doomed to never get it right?

"What do you want?" When Harry returns to Hogwarts for his final year, the last thing he's expecting is for Malfoy to approach him. Between schoolwork and the swarm of students constantly trying to slip him love potions, the last thing Harry needs is confusion. But is confusion the only thing he feels for Malfoy? Or will he find that Draco's not the only one who can't stay away?

It's Valentine's Day at Hogwarts! The decorations are atrocious, but the love between Harry and Draco is very much real! Now all Draco has to do is build up the courage to give Harry the present he's been saving, and not die of an anxiety-induced heart attack in the process. Easy, right?

"Is stalking me some sort of compulsive need of yours or something?" Harry Potter won't stop following him—no matter where Draco goes, Potter is there, watching. And Draco knows what that means—Potter is clearly planning his death, despite what Blaise and Pansy think. But if it's not murder he's after, what could it be? And how could Draco use that information to his advantage?

Harry Potter has always hated Draco Malfoy—always, from the very first moment they met. And although Malfoy has returned for eighth year quiet and different, Harry still can't seem to let go of that enmity. But what happens when the day comes when Harry can no longer hate Draco? And will either of them have the courage to find out what's left between them once the hatred is gone?

Ever since becoming a werewolf at the age of four, Remus Lupin has felt unusual, awkward, and out of place–until the day Sirius Black spoke to him and changed everything. Get ready for some gay teenage werewolf angst!

Three years after the war, Auror Harry Potter arrives on Draco Malfoy's doorstep with terrible news. It seems that somebody is hunting down all of the Slytherins in their year one-by-one to exact bloody vengeance—will Draco be next? Or will Harry be able to stop whoever is behind the attacks? All of the warnings are listed inside.

I hope you like it, even if I didn't have time to finish it before I killed myself

I thought I would have time to finish this before I killed myself...I didn't, so here you go...

A sequel to Silken Moonlight and Midnight Hair. It's written as a series of ficlets and picks up practically where SM&MH leaves off. The chapters will be short and the number indeterminable for the time being. WARNING: Rated M for language and sexual content.

When Harry returns to Hogwarts for his eighth and final year, he is no longer sure of anything—what he wants, where he's headed, why smiling is now so difficult. All he knows for certain is that he no longer wants to be with Ginny. And why can't he stop dreaming about grey eyes?

Even though the war is over, Harry is convinced that Malfoy is up to something. He's been quiet, withdrawn, and hasn't spoken a single word to Harry all term- clearly the Slytherin is planning something evil. And despite what Ron and Hermione say, Harry is determined to prove his theory correct.

Draco does not talk about Potter too much. Nor does he care what Potter thinks. Or about the color of his eyes. And the fact that Potter has ignored him all term doesn't bother him a bit. Right? WARNING: Mature Content and homosexuality and all that lovely jazz.

For four months, Harry and Draco have been sleeping together, despite the fact that Draco refuses to kiss him. Because after all, "It's not like this means anything, right?"