thunderstorm_girl

Ginny Weasley's summer in a tight, insane little nutshell. She wanted to strangle Harry, kill Voldemort slowly and painfully, and strip away all that had rubbed off on her personality during her very eventful fifth year of schooling.

After he finished what he had to do and became a hero, Harry realises he doesn't qualify for any career in the wizarding world. What is there left to do when you lived your life before you even turned seventeen?! The brave thing, he is a Gryffindor, after all...

What happens when she is the only one left in the castle? Will she fall into darkness or will she wait for her friends to help her? For her, the line between good and evil was never clear, and now she decided that it doesn't exist. Desperate times call for desperate measures, and she's just about as desperate as she could get.

Background characters are what shape the story... They are what the hero fights for, and no war could be fought without them. She's been his background character, she was always there, in the shadows, ready to keep things on track, yet nobody knew she even talked to him. (Companion piece to "Blank Paper", already at the Dark Arts)

Dean Thomas, as the unofficial leader of the Hogwarts boys, has to help them in the whole "girls-are-too-smart-help-us-we'll-leave-school-as-virgins" issue. Meetings where things go very wrong, Dean and his assistants quest for female attention, hilarious situations, suspicious Slytherins, and a very unexpected ending.

Judged. Labeled. Levelled. Uniforms turn normal kids into members of their House, while keeping their individual traits out of the way. Hogwarts stole my identity. It's time for me to act against the system.

It was a normal day in Hogsmeade. The students were walking peacefully, the birds were singing, some Gryffindors were getting drunk, and the Slytherins were up to no good. What can possibly go wrong?!

In the world of pureblooded wizards, marriages are arranged even before the children are born. If it doesn't work out, there's no one to turn to for help... except yourself. She freed herself from him in the only way she could; she's a trophy wife no more.

Draco moved from Britain after his side lost the war. One night in January, in the centre of Bucharest, he meets a girl he'll never forget.

"The empty page in front of me seems to have a life of its own; it seems unwilling to allow me to taint it with meaningless words. Words are forgettable; they change you and then you belong to them, they imprison you and throw away the key; they mould your brain into a cup to contain them." -- She's trying to write about the things that happened behind closed doors. She's trying to explain why he did the things he did. The words are her own, but the story that she agreed to write belongs to a dead man. And she was there through all of it.

The road from addiction to healing is too long to be walked in a single lifetime. Wisdom comes from experience, and she has plenty. When perfection is too far to reach, you have to make do with normality; for her, normality is the only things she's ever dreamed of.

Harry Potter has just graduated. The Ministry have another card up their sleeve to turn the wizarding world upside down: training all the young men into Muggle-army style camps to prepare them for any war that might start in the future.

Afetr a few years of servitude to the dark Lord, Gregory Goyle turns to priesthood. Ten years later, he receives a man he wished he would never see again in the confessional.

The third part of my Perfection Trilogy, where Hermione is finally brought to justice and admits her crimes.

A little piece with Draco's thoughts in his thirties. Of all the things he had and lost, losing HER was the most terrible blow of all.

There are casualties in any war. In the end, after the final battle, the wizarding world was left to mourn for their dead.

In the second part of the "Perfection Trilogy", Hermione completes her first mission: destroying her origins.

Draco thinks back on his life before ending it: his marriage, his wife's suicide, his position in the Dark Order, and all the things he's lost over the years.

Two future Death Eaters are talking by the lake before their initiation ceremony.

The first part of my "Perfection Trilogy" offers a little insight on Hermione from early childhood to her last year at Hogwarts. Her thirst for power, hate for her parents' muggle origins and desire for perfection push her into the trap of darkness.

Two Gryffindors are enjoying a mug of hot chocolate late one night; feelings are revealed, and hope is renewed. For there is hope for the dark times ahead: love and true friendship.

This is not an average love story; in the end, all they have left is attraction. They stop dating and decide they'll have a "very close friendship" instead.

Hermione comes home one day to much more than she had expected. Two Death Eaters who switch sides every five lines, death and betrayal. If you think Snape is a cuddly, fatherly person you should probably skip this fic... unless you want me to prove otherwise.

He's in a room, but he can't see the ceiling or the walls. He doesn't really want to get out and face the world. It's too late for that now. And then he gets an answer to the most terrible question he can ever ask... will he ever get out?

After the war is over, the line between good and evil disappears and children are being taught Dark Arts at school. Not just any school; Draco Malfoy's Renaissance School. Follow the story of three young Necromancers as they discover why their art had been banned in the past.

A story about the cruel reality of the pureblood world. Dawn is forced to marry, but she begins to hate her parents in the process. Will she forgive them and fall in love, or will her new-found power allow her to fulfill her revenge? D/OC