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Shadestar2010

  • Following
    • Life Sucks, Then You Die

      Hermione begins to learn the truth after Harry is named a Tri-Wizard Champion. The solution is not what either extect. Mostly H/HR but it won't seem so. Some Ron and Dumbledore BASHING, but not much...

    • Vox Corporis

      Following the events of the Goblet of Fire, Harry spends the summer with the Grangers, his relationship with Hermione deepens, and he and Hermione become animagi.

    • Bookworm

      Everyone knows Hermione is a bookworm. But just how focused /is/ she on her reading? Harry shows up to interrupt her reading with questions on the female body, and perhaps takes things too far... (Harmony, romance/humour/crack)

    • Harry Potter and the Horcrux Hunt

      Fleur and Tonks' plans for the future get derailed. Now they are pulled into Harry's hunt for horcruxes. How will things go with an Auror and a trained Curse Breaker along? Rated M for language, mild violence, and sexual situations.

    • Three little words

      What if Harry and Hermione would change something different when returning in time for Sirius at the end of year three?

  • Finished
    • Victoire and Uncle Krampus

      Uncle Harry always dresses up as Krampus during Christmas at The Burrow to chase around the younger kids, but now all grown up, Victoire finds herself on the receiving end of a different kind of punishment from her Uncle "Krampus" upon discovery of what Harry is doing to the other women of the Weasley family upstairs while nobody's watching. Smut

    • Blame it on the Firewhiskey

      Summer after fourth year. Harry stays at Grimmauld Place, with Sirius, Hermione and the Weasleys. Sirius wants to celebrate. The concsquances bring some changes nobody could expect. Harry/Hermione. No bashing.

    • All It Takes Is One Girl

      A cracky oneshot of considerable length, that takes place during the fourth year. It's crazy, wacky, full of plot holes, fixes for plot holes, tons of lemons, angst, everything. It's a fun read, so don't expect anything too serious.