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The long-awaited sequel to Harry Potter and the Shadow War. You must read that first, or this one will make no sense. Harry and his friends are summoned once again to the universe of Babylon 5, where they find that the war between the Vorlons and the Shadows is coming to a head. They will need to deal with both of these sides before they can go home, as well as one who is older than all.

While Deathly Hallows was a fantastic end to the series, it seemed to lack somewhat in the romance department. This is a set of oneshots seeking to remedy that, primarily as it relates to the Orange Crush Ship.

Harry wakes up in unfamiliar surroundings and meets a woman known only as the Dungeon Master. She sends him and several companions from his own universe on a quest to conquer an evil wizard (no, not that one). Crossover with the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game. Takes place during the summer before Fifth Year and largely ignores OotP.

It is the summer after Ginny's fifth year, and she is unable to sleep. Her reflections over the previous six years of her developing relationship with Harry, and their last meeting before he takes off on his quest. Songfic to "I Know Him So Well" from the musical Chess.

Two independent scenes that Rowling could have used to end the pain of Good Shippers a little sooner in Half-Blood Prince. In the first, Ron innocently asks Harry what the love potion smelled like to him, leading to some interesting revelations. In the second, Harry enlists Ginny's help in reconciling Ron & Hermione's differences. Minor HBP spoilers.

It's Christmas at the Burrow, and Ron's gift to Hermione hinges on the answer to one question. A bit of Christmas fluff and the long-awaited sequel to The Valentine's Ball.

This is the sequel to Deep Breath by Siofra the Elf. Ron and Hermione are having their first baby together. A realistic account of a typical labor and delivery, with cameo appearances by most of the canon characters.

It's finally time for the Valentine's Ball and Ron & Hermione's first real date. Will Ron find the courage to tell her how he feels? If so, what will be her response? Sequel to Dreaming and Stalemate and songfic to REO Speedwagon's "I Can't Fight This Feeling."

Ron and Hermione are playing chess. An ordinary enough situation, except that this time there's a friendly little wager at stake. Inspired by the song "On the Steps of the Palace" by Stephen Sondheim. This is for those who wanted to see a sequel to Dreaming, but it can also be read on its own.

Hermione is awakened by a dream the night after having a fight with with Ron. While in the Common Room, Ron joins her. Songfic alert! Hermione's POV.

This is the conclusion to my Broadway Songfic Trilogy, set to the song Take Me as I Am from the musical Jekyll & Hyde. Harry faces Voldemort in their final confrontation, armed with little more than love and a broomstick. Somewhat dark and introspective, but with hope. Sequel to Being Alive and Hold On.

Harry, Ron, Hermione and Ginny find themselves transported to a remote space station in the year 2260. If they can convince the people and aliens in this universe ruled by technology that they aren't crazy, our heroes might be called upon to help in the war against an alien race known as the Shadows. Crossover with the Babylon 5 television series.

Sequel to Being Alive. Harry continues to try to cope with his destiny and his growing feelings for Ginny. Songfic to "Hold On" from the musical The Secret Garden. Second in my Broadway Songfic Trilogy.

An introspective look at how Harry might feel about life, love, and relationships near the beginning of his sixth year. A songfic to Stephen Sondheim's Being Alive from the musical Company, and the first in my Broadway Songfic Trilogy.

This is for all the romantics who would like to have seen more R/H action in Order of the Phoenix. This brief fic takes place immediately after the final Quidditch game and assumes that Harry and Hermione actually watched the whole match. This was a scene that I really thought should have been in the book.