Capturing Hermione Granger-Weasley's heart was a walk in the park compared to winning over her teenage daughter, Rose. DramioneRomance, Draco/Rose family.. OneShot.

After Hermione's cousin boasts about having a boyfriend for the Christmas Holidays, she creates an entirely made-up engagement with a fiancé who doesn't exist. That is, until she enlists one Draco Malfoy's help. All she has to do is get through her family's week-long holiday celebrations.

Three missed mistletoe kisses and the one that wasn't. [Draco tries three times to trap a certain witch under the mistletoe with him - and fails. And then there's that one time he doesn't.] ONESHOT.

Inside is a collection of one-shots based on popular fairytales featuring: Cinderella, Snow White & Beauty and the Beast. Purely Draco/Hermione relationships.

Draco Malfoy doesn't remember much from his childhood. But he remembers a girl. A girl with brown and hair brown eyes. He remembers her laugh and her voice, but he can't remember her face for the life of him. [REPOST/UPDATE]

When his daughter's biological father returns, wanting a place in her life, Draco Malfoy begins to question his own place in her heart. OneShot.

[She lost a child. He lost a child as well as his wife.] Dramione. Rated M for subject matter. Two-parter.

[She was never a princess and so, realistically, it was silly of her to expect a handsome prince to sweep her off her feet. Perhaps she was never supposed to find a prince. Perhaps it was always about the frog – or in this particular case, the snake.] Eventual Dramione. Two-parter.

There's a fine line between love and hate. But there's an even finer line between friendship and romance. Oneshot.

There are about a hundred reasons why it will never work between them – six, of which, stand out firmly in her mind. And one reason why it will. Oneshot.

Mere moments before she walks down the aisle, Hermione Granger gets a visit from the person she least expected. One-shot. Dramione. Enjoy!

Chapters of an affair, through the eyes of two lovers: an unfaithful husband and his mistress. Rated for Mature subject matter. Eleven-part series. Dramione.

He knew, before it even started, that it wouldn't last. He knew he was only her escape, that all they were was temporary. Their relationship had an expiry date. He just hadn't thought it would come so quickly. SEQUEL has been loaded and uploaded.

Draco Malfoy is proud of his daughter, especially since she takes after him. So when she comes up with a plan to sabotage her mother's upcoming marriage, he agrees and takes matters into his own hands. Four-parts.

Not everything works out the first time around. And not everyone gets a second chance. Some things work out better the second time around. SEQUEL to Sabotage. ONE SHOT.

The voice in the back of his head is telling him that this is the last place he should be. But he has to know. "I need you, Granger. I need you to tell me what to do. Do I marry her?" "I can't tell you what to do, Draco." "Then...tell me what you want me to do." Two-parter.

A woman remembers the exact moment she realized she was in love with the man of her dreams. One Shot. Read & review.

UPDATE: AUTHOR'S NOTE. He hates her kind. He's killed her kind. But he loves her. And as he awaits his trail, unafraid of death, he is afraid that she'll never know that.

SEQUEL to Twisted Love Story. "This is the man she knows; the man she loves." Follows Hermione and Draco through the trial and through their own memories. One shot; two parts. Rated for mature subject matter/sensitive ideas.

SEQUEL: Third and final installment to Twisted Love Story and Twisted Memoirs. "You'll just leave? Just like that? Quit your job and just leave everything behind?" Rated for mature subject matter.