Cass Malfoy (or Black, depending on your persuasion) is gearing up for a horrendous sixth year at Hogwarts. And as if she didn't have enough problems already, Harry Potter seems especially determined to uncover all her secrets one by one.
Cassiopeia Malfoy has managed to turn her life around after the war. She has a new family and a new lease on life far away from England. Until the day that Harry Potter comes calling at her door, and she's forced to confront what she thought she'd left behind for good.
Every summer, Lily Evans spends trying not to fall in love with James Potter. And despite her unrelenting fixation with his odd behaviour, and her best friend's (frankly baffling) interest in Sirius Black, this won't be the summer she fails.
Cassiopeia Malfoy's parents are keeping something from her, an old friend is back in her life (against her better judgment), and maybe coming back to Hogwarts after all this time wasn't such a good idea.
During an ill-fated school camping trip, Lily and James accidentally get left behind in the middle of the forest and must make peace with each other in order to get home.
AU. Lily Evans wants to be the best ice dancer in the world, which means she needs to find a dance partner ASAP. After two failed partnerships, her coach gives her one last option: James Potter.
In which a headstrong Muggleborn Gryffindor and a stubborn Slytherin pureblood can't say the right things to each other at the right time and must learn the hard way that if you know how you feel, and you know what you need to say; you should not wait, you should speak now.
Spending six months pretending to be a witch at Hogwarts was already hard enough for Rainbow Evans, but what happens when Regulus Black starts discovering all her secrets?
Alexandra Black has a lot going on at the moment. She's trying to help her best friend not die in the Triwizard Tournament, she might be falling in love with said friend's rival, she's attempting to mend her relationship with her wrongly imprisoned fugitive father (and currently failing). Oh, and she's trying to stop the Killing Curse.
Riley Matos already has enough to worry about with switching schools (twice), having her father be an escaped convict, and helping her best friend form a secret band, so this is an absolutely inappropriate time for Fred Weasley to be giving her butterflies in her stomach.
When Julie Roman moved from her colourful city to a small, dull British village she thought life could not get any worse. Now when she finds out she has possibly crazy neighbours (who might just be in a broom worshipping cult) will they make her new life worse or better?