Like many typical girls, eighteen year-old Rachel Morgan falls head over heels for an out-of-reach guy, named Harry Styles, who, in her presence, tints her cheeks red, strips her of her vocabulary, and has all of the Earth's butterflies fluttering to her stomach. While her long-time best friend Niall is spilling his juice or crumbs from his Nando's chicken all over their usual cafeteria table, Rachel is spilling over Harry with her friends, Nat and Ashley. The only downside to Harry's lush, brown curls, cheeky dimples, and sensual, green eyes is that while he's wearing his husky blazers, preppy Jack Wills hoodies, or rusty Ramones t-shirts, he's got Rachel feeling like she's wearing an invisible cloak. But after joining the volleyball team, she dumps her invisible cloak for a jersey as Harry, who's also on the volleyball team, begins flirting with her. After the two go on an unplanned, syrupy adventure, they find themselves more close to each other than ever - that is, until a new guy moves into town; Zayn Malik. Starting off as a shy, artistic, and mysterious friend to Rachel, Zayn soon becomes the only wedge that could come between her fairy-tale relationship with Harry. Being Zayn's best friend, Liam Payne, the school jock, helps to further Rachel and Zayn's relationship. To complicate things even further, her best friends, Niall and Louis, begin to harbour secrets and spin cobwebs of their own. Then, a new girl with some baggage enrols into Beakman High School and gives Rachel an unpleasant feeling. What do you do when love gets complicated?

After reading a letter from her mother who just past away Hermione learns of a secret her mother kept from her, her whole life. She wasn’t her father’s daughter and her mother knew of magic even long before Hermione had started showing signs. DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN HARRY POTTER. I only OWN the plot of this story. I don't own the songs that go along with them. CITATION: Rowling, J.K. Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix. New York, NY: Scholastic, 2003. 296-298. Print

"I pulled my head a little further back, so I could see the rest of his face. Draco started to slowly close his eyes and lean in a little closer. I knew what he was going for. A kiss." When Hermione goes back to Hogwarts for her seventh year, and with Ron gone and having to share a tower alone with Draco, will the hormones fly and she end up with Draco? With Ron and Pansy not happy with it, would they even allow it to happen? Only time will tell. " "I guess you didn't change," I whispered, "You fooled me." "

"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.

What happens when the Golden Trio go back to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry? Why, all hell breaks loose, of course. Doesn't it always? With Draco and Hermione becoming Head Boy and Head Girl, Ron and Lavender getting back together, an intruder in the castle, a hearing at the Ministry... What else can go wrong to make Harry, Ron and Hermione's last year at Hogwarts just as eventful as the others? (If you want to know who Anthea Gray is, go on and read Meeting the Marauders!)

First book in the GAUNT TRILOGY! Good girls are always the ones to go Bad. And once they go bad they don't ever come back. Hermione Granger has always been the Mudblood, the insufferable know-it-all, part of the Golden Trio, and the Brightest Witch of the Age. But what happens when the truth about who she really IS, starts to break through?

(Warning: We're Americans. Please excuse any incorrect terminology or phrases not specific to the UK. Also, the boys are NOT famous in this story.) In the eyes of Harry Styles and Niall Horan, Lacey Duvall is the mysterious dark haired girl with an ever changing personality. Harry and Niall, best friends of two years, are all moved in to their new flat in the middle of London, ready to start university in the fall. Three months of freedom separate the boys from the first few days of school. Anything can happen. And everything does. When the boys first meet Lacey, nothing seems out of place. She's sweet, funny, and outgoing. Instantly becoming friends, Harry and Niall plan to see Lacey again soon, but they bump into her sooner than they had planned. Her hair is lighter, her eyes are bluer, and she's not as friendly as she used to be. Lacey leaves the boys surprised and confused after the brief encounter. Intrigued, Harry and Niall make it their mission to uncover the truth about who she really is.