Lupinfangirl
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Sirius is fed up with seeing how much Remus and Tonks like each other and decides on an unusual way to get them together. Takes place in the fall during OotP.
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AU about Remus and Tonks returning home after the final battle. No real plot, just a nice fluffy moment. :-
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Tonks catches a bad cold and Remus takes care of her. Takes place in the beginning of OotP. Lots of fluff and TLC!
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A sleepless night gets Tonks out of bed and causes her to confront her darkest secret. Rated T for mature-ish content, but nothing explicit. NT/RL
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My first attempt at a romance fic, so please be patient. Tonks is in love with Bill, but soon learns that he doesn't feel the same way about her. Can Remus help her overcome her love? NTRL, NTBW, BWFD.
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Tonks is curious: what secrets is the handsome and mysterious Remus Lupin hiding? One peek into his Pensieve is all it takes--but will it bring them together or push them further apart? NTRL
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This is a DH filk to the tune of On My Own from Les Miserables. Enjoy and review!
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This is a filk about James' love for Lily to the tune of The Wizard and I from Wicked. Review please!
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This is a filk to the tune of Popular from Wicked. It's about how James, Sirius, and Peter found out that Remus is a werewolf.
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This is a filk by Lupy to ABBA's song The Name of the Game. It's an alternate way on how everyone found out about RemusTonks.
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This is a filk by Lupy to the tune of Man of La Mancha about what Lupin does during Book 6. HBP Spoilers.
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I like the song Mamma Mia by ABBA, so I decided that it would be a fun song to filk. This filk takes place after Remus and Tonks become a couple in HBP sometime after Dumbledore dies and before his funeral.
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I'm finally done! Here's my West Side Story filk musical based on PoA. Enjoy and don't forget to review!
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A filk based on All I Ask of You from Phantom of the Opera. I love that song!
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The Marauders always have a good excuse. By Dobby.
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Filch and Umbridge: a strange yet perfect match. By Dobby.
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Songfic about the Marauders to the tune of "Give My Regards to Broadway". Enjoy and review!
