Trying to leave the dramatic events of her first year at Hogwarts in the past, y/n l/n prepares to enter her second year. But trouble seems to follow her and her friends Harry, Ron and Hermione no matter what. Snakes appear to be following y/n, and now, not even Hogwarts is safe. She finds herself being caught up in the drama of an aristocratic family and turned against by everyone. What danger is Hogwarts in and how is y/n connected? Book 2 in the Broken Slytherin Series I do not own Hary Potter and all unoriginal characters and plot points belong to J.K Rowling

(Y/N) (L/N), Ilvermorny's 'Quidditch Queen', transfers to Hogwarts in her 4th year. The moment she sets foot into the Great Hall, a certain Slytherin boy can't take his eyes off her. Is Draco Malfoy really the villain everyone makes him out to be? Find out in The Quidditch Queen. Gryffindor Reader x Draco Malfoy Rating: Can be mature. There will be a warning whenever a mature theme will be used. However, it's not in any way explicit. #1 in DracoMalfoyxReader! #1 in Yuleball! #3 in Beauxbatons! #4 in Ilvermorny! #4 in TheGoldenTrio #7 in George #13 in Deathly Hallows! I do not own Harry Potter. All rights go to J.K. Rowling.

my heart is far, far away. home is, too. They're just children when they meet. Just kids when they fall in love. She's just a girl when she loses her parents, and he's just a boy who doesn't understand his. They're just children when they're forced to live a life all too horrible for young eyes to see. They're just children when they learn to find home in more than walls.

Samantha Baker changes schools for year five and starts Hogwarts. She befriends Neville Longbottom on the train and seems to fit in much better than at her old school. But then Draco Malfoy turns her world upside down. But is there more behind his bully facade? (Disclaimer: I don't really stand behind the whole falling in love with your bully trope anymore, but I know some people enjoy this story, so that's why it's still up.)