A look inside of Draco's life during the war, as it turns out, he doesn't actually hate muggleborns after all.

This is my version of the seventh book. Harry goes on the hunt for the horcrux's while handling his friendships and relationships.

The Golden Trio, along with the rest of the Weasley siblings and a few close friends get cozy in the attic of the burrow for a little game of truth or dare. This story takes place 3 years after the war.

Draco comes back to Grimmauld place for a place to stay unsure if he is still welcome there, only to find out he is more welcome than he could ever have imagined

Angelina has chosen to stay at the castle for the Holidays. Cheering up grumpy friends and warding off desperate guys weren't in her plans, but neither were the best parts of her Holidays...

Rose Weasley returns to Hogwarts with all her cousins and siblings, she finds love with a family enemy, and needs to fnd a way to make it work, all while dealing with school, family and even some dark wizards. Rating may change to M for later chapters.

Former Slytherin, Thoeodore Nott, is getting to former Ravenclaw, Lisa Turpin, but when thoughts of his ex-girlfriend get in the way, as well as his Dark Lord loving, muggle hating family, Theodore starts to question if this whole wedding is too good to be true.

Harry is leaving soon for his Horcrux hunt and while he loves Ginny very much, he is feeling a bit of lust for someone else. This story is meant to portray the oddity of Luna Lovegood, so natural the story is pretty odd. One-Shot. Harry/Ginny Harry/Luna

Lorcan and Lysander post-hogwarts. Enjoying the company of their friends, and the festive holiday season. One-Shot for now, unless someone thinks they would like it to be a longer story. Lysander/Jenny Lorcan/Harriet

Clases, Quidditch and Romance, this story follows the lives of the next generation of the Weasley kids at Hogwarts. Fred II /Angel Roxanne/?

Is Gilderoy Lockhart really the arrogant prat we all think he is? What happens when he finds himself alone with a very down to earth professor?