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Rana Rai

  • I Will Be There For You

    By Rana Rai • Updated: 14 Nov 2009 • Published: 5 May 2003 • 44 Chapters • 65,217 words • 0 followers • Romance/Humor • Hermione G., Seamus F. • Rating: T • Completed

    HermioneSeamus: Lost her parents, abandoned by her friends,discovering a past, who will be there for her when all seems lost. There is rivalry bw Harry and Hermione, so if you don't like that, don't read. Also, there are events ignored in some Harry boo

  • It Wasnt Always Lily

    By Rana Rai • Updated: 29 Nov 2006 • Published: 1 Jun 2005 • 15 Chapters • 48,577 words • 0 followers • Tragedy/Romance • James P., OC • Rating: T • In Progress

    Story about my OC. What if Lily wasn't James true love? Can James and Rana stop denying the deep feelings they have for each other? Will they finally admit it to each other and find love? There WILL be a sequelVERY AU

  • A Whisper in the Wind

    By Rana Rai • Updated: 21 Nov 2006 • Published: 21 Nov 2006 • 1,738 words • 0 followers • Romance/Adventure • OC, Oliver W. • Rating: K • In Progress

    Sequel to It Wasn't Always Lily. Shaila Potter has grown up in India, raised a true Indian princess with her mum, not knowing about a halfbrother. After a dance competeition, she runs into the arrogant Oliver Wood. It is hate at first sight. He thinks sh

  • Far From Over The Story of Leya Lupin

    By Rana Rai • Updated: 3 Jul 2005 • Published: 26 Nov 2003 • 11 Chapters • 11,829 words • 0 followers • Drama/Adventure • Remus L. • Rating: T • In Progress

    pair of twins bornthere's prophecy, Leya loses her parents and her brother is stolen. Adopted by Remus why is Leya in danger?Eventual Terence HiggsOC, Marcus FlintOC, Padma PatilTerry Boot, Michael CornerLisa Turpin

  • Overcoming Boundries

    By Rana Rai • Updated: 1 Nov 2003 • Published: 11 Jul 2003 • 10 Chapters • 20,227 words • 0 followers • Romance • Hermione G., Justin F. • Rating: K+ • In Progress

    Justin Finch-Fletchley/Hermione: Can two lonely souls find love in each other and what do you do when the pressure of a World Championship rests on your shoulders.