Jewel of the Harem: The Grindelwald Continuum Book One

Draco's the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. Ginny's a mutinous slave in his harem. Ah, how did this happen?

Draco Malfoy is the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. Ginny Weasley is his mutinous harem slave. The year is 1563. Wait, wait… how the hell did this happen?!?

Draco Malfoy is the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. Ginny Weasley is his mutinous harem slave. The year is 1563. Wait, wait… how the hell did this happen?!?

Draco Malfoy is the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. Ginny Weasley is his mutinous harem slave. The year is 1563. Wait, wait… how the hell did this happen?!?

Draco, Ginny, and company travel through the wormhole into 16th century Scotland...but Hogwarts looked a bit different then, and the Forbidden Forest was a lot more dangerous. Too bad Ginny has to go through it, and Draco, of course, has to follow her...

Draco follows Ginny into the Dreamtime, realm of the gods. Mortals have a very hard time keeping it together in there, as he finds out when he's dragged through his most painful memories... and hers.

A tour guide to JOTH.

Ginny thought she had escaped her worst memory, but in truth she never really left it. The Chamber of Secrets has been waiting to betray her for over three years, and the Dark Lord's triumph is at hand. But then Draco Malfoy does something so shocking, so unexpected, that it changes everything...

Draco didn't mean to save Ginny from the reanimated Dark Lord, Grindelwald, but he didn't realize what he had done until it was too late. However, there are still plenty of evil plots to go around while he drags her to the 16th century Scottish coast as bait to catch Ron, not to mention a very cold night in an abandoned hut with only one cloak. Gosh all hemlocks, but Draco and Ginny will have to figure out some way to stay warm, won't they?

In Chapter 9, Draco is dragging Ginny to the coast of 16th century Scotland, where he plans to use her as a hostage to trap Harry, Ron, and Hermione. So naturally, she makes a desperate attempt to escape. In his anger and fear, Draco invokes some big, bad mojo to keep her from getting away from him… but he’s going to find out that he’s bitten off a lot more than he can chew. Features Ye Olde Knight Carriage, weird Turkish spells, grumpy Hasidic rabbis, knitting Immortals, a snarky Snape, a sinister Lucius, a slippery Loki, a suspicious Sirius, a creepy Colin, a deceitful Ron, a worried Hermione, a broody Harry, a too-trusting Remus, a plotting Pansy, and Ginny and Draco all by themselves in a hayloft.

In this chapter...

When Draco bonded Ginny to him with a spell of great and sinister power, the Hexensymbol, he set a chain

In this chapter...

If you liked Chapter 13 of Jewel of the Harem, trust me, you'll love the corrected version with art links that actually work! The sordid truth about Draco's sixteenth birthday party at Malfoy Manor, as illustrated by the immensely talented StarEyes.

Draco Malfoy has been drifting further and further from his original purpose in kidnapping Ginny Weasley and dragging her to the coast of Scotland. The plan was to use her to betray her brother and all her friends; the problem is that she exerts a pull over him that cannot be controlled. But in this chapter, he finds a solution, and comes to a decision.... a remarkably non-fluffy one.

Lust, power, and non-fluffiness collide as Draco ponders how best to carry out his planned seduction of Ginny Weasley. The two of them arrive in Leith-- as do Harry, Ron, and Hermione, and some unexpected travelers. Draco Malfoy being who and what he is, some very evil and devious plans are hatched... but all may not run as smoothly as he thinks.

At last, all of Draco's evil plans come to fruition as he lures Ginny to the port city of Leith and a room at the inn, complete with private suppers, a fireplace, silk dressing gowns, and poetry readings. It's not *his* fault if the universe is against him. But then a very unexpected guest shows up, and offers Draco a deal...

In sixteenth century Scotland, Draco had some clever plans involving Ginny, a private room at the inn, dark magic, and double-crossing Lucius Malfoy in a bid for power. But they certainly do seem to be going to hell now. He's about to learn what happens when you don't accept the devil's deal. Meanwhile, Loki decides to try his other options, including accosting Sirius Black as he makes his way back to Hogwarts in 1996, little knowing that he's about to be shown an alternate reality, one that might have been, and may yet be... a reality in which Voldemort was not defeated, and the Order of the Phoenix was reborn. Yep, this is the long-awaited chapter that ties JotH together with OotP! Told you it was coming.

The ships set sail for Istanbul from Leith at dawn; one carrying the side of light, and one the side of darkness. Ginny is desperate to sneak onto one of them and follow her friends, and she hatches a clever plan to do it. Unfortunately, these plans have a way of not working out too well, and she finds that she cannot leave Draco Malfoy behind so easily. Surprises and plot twists abound...

Tthe ships have set sail for Istanbul at last, and now Ginny Weasley plans to find Professor Moody. Surely he won't have any trouble at all switching her back from Pansy Parkinson's body, and the entire ordeal will be over... but she couldn't be further from the truth. And Draco himself learns that our choices make us who we are, even in an alternate universe. A very, very Snape-y chapter.

Through clock towers, time travel, kidnapping, trekking through sixteenth-century Scotland, harems, Death Eater schemes, long sea voyages, and Loki’s evil plots, Draco and Ginny share a bond that can never be broken. And yes, hell *has* frozen over… the next chapter’s up.

Draco's the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. Ginny's a mutinous slave in his harem. Ah, how did this happen? The year is 1563. It is a world of great pagaentry, beauty, savagery, violence, and intrigue. And things just got a whole more complicated. Harry, Hermione, Ron, Neville, and Ginny have traveled backwards through time with Professor Moody. They sail on an Elizabethan galleon towards Istanbul in a desperate race to find the mysterious talisman of power, the Jewel of the Harem. But they'll have to beat the Malfoys to it... In this chapter: The plot thickens considerably as Lucius asks Draco to do something, Ginny tries to hide her secrets, and a terrible accident happens…

Draco reflects on desire, deception, and debauchery in the South of France, the events surrounding last Yule with his mysterious cousin Marie-France Tessier, and his obsessive passion for Ginny Weasley. He's been a very bad boy in the past year, and he remembers it in great detail... except when he can't. But these mysterious events have determined everything that happens in Draco’s current, and very interesting, reality in the year 1566, as he sails towards the forbidden palaces of Istanbul and the talisman of power, the Jewel of the Harem…

Draco’s decidedly R-rated adventures with his cousin continue in the South of France. But it’s no harmless shagfest, as he’ll find out. More than a few mysteries are starting to close in on him, and a lot of them seem to center around Ginny Weasley…