Ben needs Han to save the Force. Han's never really liked the Force, but he only has to go back in time and shoot some people—that doesn't sound too hard. Then Anakin Skywalker decides to take over. Han did NOT sign up for THAT.
In Slytherin, Harry can become powerful and respected. It's hard to make friends with a rival house, but exchanging flying lessons for tutoring is a good excuse. No one needs to know the truth, that Harry's interest in Hermione Granger starts because of an obsession with her hair and curiosity over her confidence with snakes. (Harry/Hermione)
It's stupid, but at the end of all things, he misses the weight of that stupid flip phone in his pocket. He'd lost track of how many times a day he'd pull it out and flip it open and closed while thinking, misses the ritual of charging it constantly because its battery was crap, huddles around the memory of replacing the hinges after that first year from overuse. [Drabble]
If it had only been Ginny, he might've tried to save things like decency, morality, and softness. He might've tried. But it wasn't only Ginny. (AKA Dark Harry Possessive Trope Trash)
During the second task of the Triwizard Tournament, something rare wakes up in Hermione while she's trapped beneath the Great Lake. Since it would only distract everyone—especially Harry—from the greater good, Dumbledore suppresses the memory. Years later, the truth bubbles to the surface. Harry/Hermione
Mckay smuggles herself to Atlantis along with the ZPM during The Siege. From there it's all sunshine and roses, keeping in mind sunshine burns and causes skin-cancer and roses stab and cause sneezing. (Sequel to Rome; Female Mckay)
It takes a moment for Hermione to comprehend his question and another to stop staring at him stupefied. Later she'll add not biting her tongue to her list of regrets, but made raw and emotional by passion, she finds herself stripped of filters. "Harry, I've never said no to you and I'm never going to say no to you." H/Hr
When the IOA task General O'Neill to find a command staff for Atlantis, he delegates the selection to SG-1. There's just one problem: they're all women. Dr. Meredith Mckay is the leading expert on Ancient technology and a genius. Being a woman is merely incidental, or at least it should be. Major John Sheppard is a disgraced pilot. When he meets Mckay again, everything changes.
The music was loud but not grating, with a deep bass beat that thumped through her body like the smack of boxing practice. Stevie was surprised to find that she liked it. It made her body want to weave with the punches.
The attack wouldn't have happened if Hermione hadn't insisted on buying the chocolates. That was her first mistake. The second was lying to everyone about what happened afterwards, though the mass hysteria over the dead unicorn and what came after wasn't her fault, no matter what Malfoy later claimed. Sequel to Dispelling the Silence.
Everyone knows that Sentinels who don't have all 5 senses enhanced are inferior and to be pitied. Everyone also knows that Guides can only bond to one Sentinel. Too bad Phil Coulson never got that memo (rather, he doesn't trust a memo unless it's in triplicate and labeled with the appropriate clearance codes). Now if only he could get Clint and Natasha to believe him.
At the age of 16, Akane became engaged. At 17, she died. But she didn't stay dead. Now at 18, she has to become an adult, rescue Ranma from kidnappers, teach sex ed to the unwilling, and fight off vicious demons. Maybe then can she live happily ever after.
Sentinels and Guides have almost died out. Hermione's only met one Sentinel who makes both her heart and spirit animal leap. Draco never presses, but Hermione finds him watching her constantly. Even worse, it brings her comfort instead of fear. When Hermione discovers something horrible in her and Draco's history, they team up with Harry to restore the Gifted to the world. Dramione
Kaoru is used to being unwanted as an orphaned female kendo instructor and Guide. Kenshin cares for her, but the Sentinel has vowed to never bond. So they circle each other, balancing between friendship and something cataclysmic. Then Kaoru rescues two foreign children and suddenly the fate of future Guides and Sentinels throughout the world hangs in the balance.
Hermione studied in France instead of at Hogwarts. Now a new evil stalks Britain as children disappear from their homes. Harry and Hermione meet for the first time, finding themselves in the middle of the mystery as they struggle to trust each other and protect the ones they love. Will Hermione's mysterious past prove the key to save them all? Or will it lead to their destruction?
Some people are born with a soulmate mark. Others petition the gods. The gods rarely answer, but when they do, there are consequences. For most races, soulmates are coveted. For Hobbits, soulmates are too passionate, too possessive, and have too many children and not enough prize-winning produce. Female Billa Baggins may be tempted by Thorin, but she knows better. (Everybody lives)
For 8 years, Draco has kept his thoughts hidden behind a polite mask to regain his family's place at the top of society. Will a chance meeting at a New Year's Eve masquerade prompt him to finally reveal his true face, or will the mask become permanent?
I must warn you that I'm not quite sure if page 213 is physically possible. However, I am insanely curious, and you look quite limber, so I'm willing to give it a shot.