(COMPLETED) Death has coveted Eleanor Potter since that fretful night in 1981 when she somehow, someway managed to escape its grasps. Eleanor can feel Death's gaze upon her, stalking her, inviting her to an early grave. She cannot hide from death forever, and she knows it. Fred Weasley is life. He is a breath of fresh air on a spring day, the feeling of a warm hearth on a cold night, of hand-knit, made with love oversize sweaters. He is cinnamon, sparks, and fireworks - explosive, sometimes startling, but full of emotion. Emotion that Eleanor Potter craved more than anything in the world. You see, the problem with entities of death is that they can be quite greedy. As Eleanor already knows, death desires more than just what it's owed. Eleanor Potter will do whatever it takes to keep those she loves safe, especially the lives of her best friends. Especially one best friend in particular, of whom she's head over heels in love with, whether she wants to admit it to him or not. There's only one problem: Eleanor Potter did something bad. Very bad. It had cost her everything but was it worth it? And would she ever be forgiven? Essentially this fic will follow Fred + George's year through their final years at Hogwarts* #1 in siriusblack 7/22/2025 #1 in angelinajohnson 1/26/2022 #1 in fredweasleyxoc 8/23/2022 #1 in fredweasley 3/5/2023 #1 in graham 12/27/22 #3 in aliciaspinnet 11/11/21 #4 in weasleyfamily 11/11/21

a marauders era story? a marauders era story with a 𝘩𝘢𝘱𝘱𝘺 𝘦𝘯𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨? ⁺‧₊˚ ཐི⋆♱⋆ཋྀ ˚₊‧⁺ smudged drawings + inheriting a coffin + cherry tarts + quidditch rivalries + pants on girls and skirts on boys + turning into a bat to hang up decorations + gravy on toast for some reason + charmed tattoos + prejudice and violence + picnics + fangs + handpicked flowers + why is everyone being disowned + chocolate frogs + runaways + is dumbledore really as good as they say = this story ⁺‧₊˚ ཐི⋆♱⋆ཋྀ ˚₊‧⁺

Violet Diggory has always lived in the shadow of her older brother - the beloved, brave, and golden Cedric Diggory. Quiet and overlooked, she's known as the shy Hufflepuff with a famous last name. But everything begins to change when Theodore Nott, a Slytherin with a sharp mind and even sharper secrets, begins to notice her. He's one of the Sacred Eight. Cold, unreadable, and deeply tied to a world she was raised to fear. At first, Violet thinks he's just like the rest of them - arrogant, cruel, untouchable. But when their paths keep crossing, when the masks start to slip, she begins to wonder: Is there more to Theodore Nott than darkness?

Burdened with the curse of a seer since she was born, Lianna Scamander was no stranger to the dangers of the wizarding world nor the horrors that took place. After watching her friend die at the hands of Voldemort with no power to do anything, she's thrust into a war she didn't sign up to. When the boy-who-lived appears at headquarters, she realised it was far greater than herself. Now, Harry Potter had to find out how to help a girl who was carrying the difference between life and death on her shoulders, all while falling in love with her.

Thorfinn goes with Leif, leaving his life as a warrior behind and settles into a new life in Iceland, caring for his mother and his family as a son should do, and trying to forget the past. But when he continues refusing to find a wife and giving the family a little more peace at mind, Ylva takes it into her own hands, and arranges a marrige for Thorfinn behind his back. - Gudfinn - [38K words]

Calypso Krane and Sirius Black had been best friends ever since they met on the Hogwarts Express. They were practically inseparable and did everything together. But, what happens when Sirius begins to realize that he might like Calypso more than he thought? OR In which Sirius Black decides to pine for his Ravenclaw best friend. *Currently Rewriting*

Fitz is a Prince. Literally. Being the son of legendary King Alden is tough work. What with helping Sheriff Fintan track the Neverseen AND the notorious bandit that calls himself The Moonlark, and dealing with his little sister, its hard work for a seventeen year old. Then you know, just add on the fact that his parents have him try to become friends with a girl who is well known for being a rebel it gets even harder. Sophie Foster's a tough girl. She's dealt with missions, being kidnapped all by herself, being a secret bandit, you know the usual stuff a fifteen year old girl gets into. She found her own way into the world she belonged in. Sure it might be messed up and biased but it was still her world and she was determined to protect it. Others might criticize her methods but hey, a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do. But then her parents decide to mess everything up and make her become friends with the royals she, oh so despises, things get a little... chaotic. Rankings; #2 in sophitz #3 in fitzvacker #1 in bianavacker 5/13/20

After the Battle of Hogwarts, Hermione Granger was the Golden Girl who helped Harry Potter defeat Lord Voldemort. She was celebrated for her achievements and on her way to becoming the Minister for Magic. Draco Malfoy, on the other hand, was a Pureblood Heir who was living each day trying to keep himself and his mother out of Azkaban. Though pardoned with Harry Potter's testimony, the general public was still wary of the Malfoy Heir. After an incident with a cursed object goes awry, Draco and Hermione find themselves stuck in 1943. Follow Draco and Hermione as they try to work together in order to get back to the 21st century.

Anastasia McCall left home as soon as she could, leaving her mother alone with her little brother. She traveled the Americas, learning everything she could about her world as she found her true self. She returns years later only to find out that her small, quiet home town isn't as quiet as it used to be... ❗️Unedited but will be edited when I'm done❗️ ‼️photos not mine‼️

This is a standalone novel and is not part of any series (unless I make a sequel to this). The girl once known as Ahsoka Tano is no more. In her place is an Imperial Inquisitor, filled to the brim with hatred and rage towards the Jedi that expelled her. Now, a devout servant of Darth Vader and the Empire, she ruthlessly and effectively hunts down the petty remains of the cult she once swore allegiance to. And she knows that Vader is her former master--she was there by his side at the Temple massacre. But is Ahsoka really lost? On one mission, she is put to the test when she finds someone hell-bent on bringing her back to the light. Will they succeed at showing Ahsoka the light once more, or is she truly lost?