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“I never believed in forgiveness. I find it’s practically impossible to forgive myself most of the time. I don’t understand how other people can do it so easily.” [Hermione-Harry][DH compliant]

After she accepts Ron Weasley's proposal of marriage, everything Hermione Granger knows and holds dear is challenged as two men she considered as nothing more than friends begin to play startling new roles in her life. [DH compliant, George-Hermione, Ron-Hermione, and Harry-Hermione.]

"You know me, Granger. I don't do such somber things as depression. That's not the way a Weasley twin goes about life." [George-Hermione, post DH]

"Jealousy is quiet at first. It sneaks like a whisp of smoke into a girl’s heart. It’s nothing too serious, she thinks, but later that smoke manifests itself into a flame and then into a blazing inferno that she can’t quite ever put out." Ginny Weasley has a revelation about her place in Harry Potter's life.

Everyone is absolutely delighted that Hermione and Ron are finally engaged. Everyone, that is, except Molly Weasley. A different look at Molly Prewett's decision to marry Arthur Weasley many years prior, and at the fickle relationship that exists between the family-oriented Ron Weasley and the driven Hermione Granger.

During Dumbledore's funeral, Ron Weasley reflects on the one person who makes him extra-ordinary. Hermione-Ron and implied Harry-Ginny.

“People half expect Harry and me to date at some point. Nobody is going to suspect a love potion’s involvement. But you…” Ginny stopped. “Hermione, he’s never shown any interest in you outside of friendship. But with me, there’s always been the chance." The fairy-tale romance of Ginny Weasley and Harry Potter isn't quite as magical as it seems. One-sided Hermione-Harry, Hermione-Ron, and Ginny-Harry.

Nymphadora Tonks can impersonate anyone easily, right? Well, it might be a little more difficult than she planned when that someone is a 300-pound Catholic priest with a rather peculiar affection for cheese and American jokes. Tonks-Lupin abounds.

“And He said to the woman, "Your faith has saved you. Go in peace." Luke 7:50

Five years into the War, a young female Healer who has lost the ability to heal with magic, learns that sacrifices must be made for the sake of her sanity. Hermione-Harry, Ron-Hermione, and Harry-Hermione-Ron abound.

James Potter gets all bent out of shape when Lily Evans, his three-month girlfriend, gives him a pet name. Good thing his best mate, Sirius Black, is there to set him...well, not straight. Terribly pointless Sirius-James fluff.

After being married to Nymphadora Tonks for ten years, Remus Lupin recognizes that the memory of Sirius Black is slowly driving his wife mad, and decides to help her in the only way he knows how. The companion piece of Guilty.

Set on the eve of the Trio's sixth year. Stuck at 12 Grimmauld Place for what seems to be an eternity, the adults of the Order find themselves disputing Hermione Granger's seemingly fickle love life and the respective places of Ron Weasley and Harry Potter within it.

“Tell me, Harry…” Tom murmurs as he puts the cigarette into his own mouth and inhales while watching red marks appear on Harry’s skin as the embers burn his fleshy tissue. “Tell me why you never smoked before you came here.” Dark Tom Riddle-Harry Potter.

It's been more than five years since Hermione Granger left abruptly in her sixth year at Hogwarts, leaving behind all her magical skills and friends. Now, a twenty-one-year-old Hermione has been contacted by the two people she never wanted to hear from again as evil threatens to overrun the magic world. Hermione-Harry and Hermione-Ron abound.

"If you fool me once, then shame on you. But if you fool me twice, then shame on me." -Slash- Remus Lupin speaks to James Potter one last time before letting him go for good. James-Remus and implied Lily-James.

About a month before his graduation, Harry is called into Professor Dumbledore's office to discuss his decision to become a Healer instead of an Auror. Absolutely pointless Hermione-Harry fluff.

"Every piece of matter and antimatter will break under a critical pressure." The Trio's critical pressure occurs when Harry Potter rejects Ron Weasley's affections and finds solace himself in the arms of one Hermione Granger. A different look at the love triangle that exists between the Trio. Hermione-Harry and one-sided Ron-Harry.

"Destiny does not always give us these answers, Miss Granger. Rarely does She make any sense. But Destiny is Destiny, and one must make sacrifices for Her sake." In her sixth year, Dumbledore shows Hermione an ancient prophecy that says that she must love Harry Potter instead of Ron Weasley.

Remus Lupin and Nymphadora Tonks have been married for five years, but Remus still can't let go of Sirius. Nymphadora does her best to ease his pain in the only way she knows how. Nymphadora-Remus and Sirius-Remus.

After the death of her famous parents, Harry and Hermione's (seemingly) nameless and emotionally barren daughter must deal not only with the fact that she must live with the only surviving member of the Trio, but also with the fact that he had an affair with her mother.

After a heated argument, Tonks attempts to convince Hermione that good ol' Molly Weasley's family values are nothing to worry about... and finally convinces herself of that precious knowledge. Hints at R/Hr.

Lavender Brown and Parvati Patil illustrate to Hermione the true brutality and unjustified malice of jealous schoolgirls as they attempt to enlighten her on her relationship with Ron and Harry.

A short collection of tales following the romantic misadventures of Ron, Hermione, and their relationship 'mentors,' Fred and Angelina. A semi- humorous outlook on the Ron and Hermione relationship.

Harry muses on his place in the Fantastic Three during the apex of one of Ron and Hermione's more decisive arguments. Fluffy angst.