The Jedi Temple burns and all across Coruscant and all across the Galaxy the news is broadcast that the Jedi are traitors and the threat of them has been eliminated. In the Senate Rotunda, up on high, liberty dies with thunderous applause. Below, the people cry. The Jedi were always unfailingly kind. And all across the Galaxy, people remember.

The Order goes out. And all at once all across the galaxy, Jedi fall and die. But not everyone. They will endure. It is not enough. But this is not the end of the Jedi.

The trouble that Merlin got into last year was apparently only the tip of the iceberg. Between attempting to right decade-old injustices and avoiding discovery, Merlin has her hands full. This would all be much simpler if some idiot hadn't decided to claim they were Salazar's descendent and that it was a great idea to start attacking students. 2nd in Oh Merlin! series. fem!Merlin

When people have marks that point them in the direction of the people who will be the most important to them, surely love and friendship is easy? Do such things really change a relationship at heart? Hunters, siblings, fighters, shadows, monsters in the dark. The Shadowworld has it's fair share of soulmarks across the boundaries of species and loyalties. Does this change anything?

"If you attack my son again, I shall ensure that it is the last thing you ever do." Family comes first. Always. And if protecting that means cheating and lying and stealing, then she will. There is no line she will not cross, nothing she will not do to keep her son safe. ...or Narcissa Black and all the ways she smiles and nods and then moulds the world to her ends.

Percy loves rules. They've always made everything make sense and he doesn't understand why his family can't see that. Then things change. Audrey has always followed the rules. First in Hogwarts, and then afterwards. Then suddenly the rules are wrong. They have opposing approaches to the situation and really shouldn't fit together. They fall in love anyway. Part of "On Firebrands"

Bill has spent his whole life as a big brother and makes sure that his siblings know to be careful because appearances can be deceiving. Fleur is a big sister before everything but only ever gets complimented on her looks even though she is valuable for more than that. He knows she's dangerous from the moment they meet. They fall in love anyway. Part of "On Firebrands".

"I know I will be dead long before you read this, but I want you to know that it was I who discovered your secret." He has nowhere to turn. He is alone. He would fix his mistake or die trying. His only regret would be not saying goodbye. ... or Regulus Black, his loved ones, and how he grieves and succeeds and loves and loses. Part of the "On Stars" series.

"She was a witch, as Harry knew, with prodigious skill and no conscience." If the world was going to take everything she loved and wanted, then she would do the same. And damn anybody that tried to stop her. They could all burn. ... or Bellatrix Black and all the reasons she fights and hurts and kills and dies. Part of the "On Stars" series.

It's been 1500 years since Camelot, and the men and women who put so much work into building Albion have finally been reborn. However,not all is as it seems with regards to Voldemort and Merlin decides to help the wizarding world against the enemy they think is gone. Making friends and enemies at every turn she must battle old memories and new troubles to fulfil destiny. fem!Merlin