-The Dragon Variation: Volume One- In The Light Is Where He Loves Her. Draco and Ophelia (Olli) collide in all too similar ways without realising. She's new around these parts. But how new is she to Draco? In a time where the darkness of the impending war begins to set in, does Draco find his light? Or does it slip through his fingers like the sand in her hourglass? Slow burn plot. {Half-Blood Prince} ------- -The Dragon Variation: Volume Two- Into The Darkness She Follows Him. Harry is missing. The Order are silent. Voldemort strives to push Draco to his limits to make him worthy for a role Draco never imagined being offered after his recent success, all the while, Voldemort plans to purify the Wizarding world entirely. Olli plans a part in the game that soon enough will break her. But will Draco be there to pick up her pieces? 'Like running through no man's land. I'm not fighting for The Dark Lord and I'm not doing this for the Order. I'm doing this for my Olli.' Is the sand timer running out for Olli? Is the light fading for Draco? Has he forgotten her? Loosely inspired by The Hunger Games concept and has new types of magic from research. {My rendition of 'Deathly Hallows'} ALTERNATIVE UNIVERSE - Voldemort wins 18+ TRIGGER WARNING - SENSITIVE TOPICS DRUG MISUSE SUBJECTS OF VIOLENCE AND ASSULT INCLUDED UPSETTING AND TRIGGERING SCENES INCLUDED BATTLEFIELD VIOLENCE TORTURE PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA FORMI MALFOY IS A VILE CHARACTER AND DOES SOME AWFUL THINGS- HE IS NOT ONE TO SYMPATHISE WITH. {READER DISCRETION IS ADVISED}

When Miller Gray moves to Fairmeadow and tries to befriend self proclaimed book nerd Eden Wallis, he finds it much harder than he anticipated. Happy to keep her best friend Carter as her only friend, Eden has no interest in becoming friends or anything more with Miller. However, sharing their opinions on their mutually favorite books, and Miller showing Eden a world outside of her fictional ones, starts a bond between them that even Eden can't resist. A bond, friendship and relationship that's even more magical than the ones written in ink between the pages she always has her head stuck in.