Book 2 Kefira Walsh was always known for her daring attitude and bold nature, earning her the rightful place among the Gryffindor House. Neville Longbottom didn't believe that he had what it took to be in the house of the brave, but Kefira always believed otherwise. She believed that Neville was braver than anyone, the boy just needed to find his "inner roar." Over their first four years of Hogwarts, Neville begins to demonstrate acts of bravery that include standing up to his friends and the people he feared the most. But those were just minor feats to the challenges that were to come his way. Kefira taught him well and did her best to protect him, however, it's now his turn to do the same for her. Especially with new threats presenting themselves around every corner. Neville has to tap into his "inner courage" more than ever with the dark times ahead.

In which a shy, unnoticed Gryffindor befriends the golden trio. Together, finding out the true secrets of the supposedly murderous, Sirius Black... {Book one} {Prisoner of Azkaban} {Harry Potter x OC} Warning for fellow new readers; although I am super proud of this book, it was my first proper attempt to write fanfiction so some parts are a bit cringe, but hopefully you can excuse that and still enjoy it!

Everyday Credence Barebone stood on the crowded streets of New York. Everyday he handed out leaflets on the horrors of the witches, just as he was told to. And everyday he waited for the smile of the girl with the peculiar flowers. Credence did not know who she was, where she was going, or why, without fail, she met his gaze each morning with her soft brown eyes, and granted him a smile that made him feel much more than any beating from his "mother" ever could. Credence lived for that smile, and she lived to give it.

(Book Two) Tegwen Gittins has dodged Death on more occasions that she can count on both hands. Her time in New York City only added to the count but it allowed the woman to heal as she came face to face with an old classmate, Newt Scamander. Old wounds were reopened but were able to begin healing properly as she was able to confront a large part of her past. Returning home, Tegwen is trying to get her life back in order. Living with her fathers until she is ready to get back to work, Tegwen is enjoying the quiet life, allowing Freudrick the Hungry Plant to settle in the gardens, when a familiar face shows up one afternoon. Newt Scamander is back after finishing up his manuscript and he comes with a request. A request for Tegwen to join him on another adventure with an offer she can't refuse.

[book one of two] Newt Scamander wasn't always that quiet one in school. He had a best friend. They had become incredibly close. Until, they didn't see or hear from each other for 13 years.... ---- Update: I wrote this the day after the movie came out like four years ago, so small cringe Highest rank : #2 in #scamander Sequel up now!!

❝ONCE THE BOLT HITS YOU, YOU'RE A GONER.❞ ©HERMIONEDGRANGER

Blue, big like the ocean and just wide and sparkly; a mesmerizing, enticing color. I find myself getting lost in them as if they were an ocean and I was stranded on a lifeboat. Perfect was something that I always thought never existed. But if it did, he would be the closest thing to it. I guess I'm being stupid. People like him don't fall for girls like me. He was so handsome and I was just plain.

Prue has hardly ever cared about relationships or boys in general; her schoolwork always seemed to interest her far more than any teenaged wizard could. She had a knack for potion-making in particular. Neville was just terrible at socializing in general, (by his own standards) and he'd much rather spend his day in the Herbology greenhouses than talk to a pretty girl. It wasn't until their sixth year that Prue is finally sucked from her little bubble and realizes that she isn't just a stereotypical Ravenclaw. The cause of her sudden revelation? A certain Gryffindor with a clumsy demeanor and a goofy grin. < > just a bit of a drabble, I'm not entirely sure if I'm going to complete this story or not, so any opinions/comments are greatly appreciated. started on march 27, 2016.

Change; n the act or instance of making or becoming different. or, in Morgan Ashworth's words, "The type of danger you're trained to expect" >> previously This Can't Be Happening// pretty much completely rewriting

In Greek Mythology, Sirens are described as sea nymphs infamous for their habits of luring sailors into the depths of the ocean with enchanting music and beauty. As for Siren Hart, the ocean was nothing more than a place she'd read about in the books she'd hidden in the loose floorboards of her orphanage bedroom. The quiet girl who could often be found clutching a golden seashell pendant, and described herself as socially inept, considered her name the furthest thing from fitting. In introducing herself to the real versions of mermaids, Siren learns a bit more about herself than she'd bargained for. The return of the Triward Tournament brings Siren a bit too close to reality, and perhaps someone she was certain no longer existed. When faced with an ancient family curse, all she could think of was to protect the clumsy boy who hardly knew she existed. Merlin save her soul.