(Previously titled 'Good Girls Like Bad Boys') Most movies and books nowadays have a common trend. The good girl always has an unexplained compulsion to date the bad boy even though it would probably end up in heartbreak and a STD or two. However, is that true? Well, according to this book; yes, no, maybe? Jenna Winston is a young, successful shy of 25 year old young woman with a strange compulsion for dating bad boys. When her dream relationship ends on a sour note, she's ready to ditch dating until she re-meets the quasi bad boy of this book, Gabriel 'Gabe' Rochester. Gabe is just as handsome, tall and nice as Jenna remembers him to be except for one change. He's engaged to be married to a beautiful heiress. Jenna would like nothing more than to move on from Gabe, which would be easier said than done if Jenna's younger brother wasn't Gabe's upcoming wedding's event planner. What's a good girl gonna do when the good guy she likes belongs to someone else? This story might end in heartbreak or... Cover credit goes to TheShipWeirdo

'Families are like roses. The petals are intertwined and tight-knit, but there are always the petals that are on the outside, wanting to be part of the beautiful pattern and not quite making it. In my family, I was the outside petal; always there and trying to fit in, but not quite managing. That was the way it always was and how I thought it always would be. But I was wrong.' Lily Luna Potter never really fit in with her family, who was constantly under a microscope to the public. She didn’t like that everything she did wrong was known by wizards and witches everywhere in Britain. Lily thought she was different to everyone else, but she never realised just how normal she had been, until one night something goes horribly wrong. Dark magic that nobody can understand taints Lily. Nothing like this has ever happened before to anyone and Lily has no idea what to do and how she will free herself of the curse she has to deal with and hide it from her family.

Sirius Black told Harry that there were four Marauders. He told Harry that his best friends in school were James, Remus and Peter. He told Harry that there were three unregistered Animagi at the time he was at Hogwarts. He lied. There was another, only one other, who Sirius never mentioned. Perhaps because they had a falling out... perhaps because something happened to her. Rowan Mulciber is the missing Marauder, and this is her story.

"You see, Draco Malfoy, without your sarcastic replies to endure each morning and that arrogance only you could carry, I find myself somewhat missing you." Draco thought the biggest problem living for a year under the same roof as Hermione Granger was the probability of them killing each other. He never thought it would be falling in love with her.

Okay.So not so long ago, I was kinda bored and I started writing about how I imagaine the life of Ron and hermione after the war before they got married and all.It,s a fan-fic ,of course.It,s not finished yet, at all. I'm a new writer so it' not that good.Plus, my first language is frensh. Feel free to coment though, whatever you think. Hope you don't get bored lol...(though I totaly understand if you do). Thanks, xox...Oh, and please rate if you liked it and comment even if you didnt't enjoy it.Thanks.Plz comment

The war of the wizarding world is finally over and that means Ginny Weasley can finally live her life on her own. She moves to London with Hermione and everything is perfect....for a while. But what happens when nightmares and visions of her brother Fred's death suddenly start haunting her day and night? And what happens when on top of these nightmares, she's falling in love? Ginny has to find out what this all means before something bigger and far worse than anything she can imagine settles upon her life and the world she calls home.

Thanks to my editors... check out their works! Izzy (bellabooily1997) Lizzy (MySweetSunshine) Since Suzanne Collins wrote from Katniss's point of view, I decided it would be fun to write from Peeta's point of view. All characters belong on Suzanne Collins. (Sorry for any inaccuracies, I lent my book to a friend, so I'm basing this off of memory.)