Winter Bell is a girl who believes. She believes in Santa. The Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, Sand Man and especially Jack Frost. She meets them one day and learns that she is no ordinary human. But when Pitch Black threatens to destroy what they all hold dear there is nothing more than Winter wants to have Pitch gone.
After the War, Hermione wants a break from the Wizarding world, and decides to join her twin sister Bella in Forks. Bella has never told the Cullens about Hermione, but everything changes when a startling connection between Hermione and a member of the Olympic coven is revealed. War has changed Hermione, and she has...
❛And do you know what's the stupidest thing about this?❜ said Draco and made an aggressive step towards me. ❛That after all this,❜ he grasped my forearm violently and made me backstep in fear. ❛After all this trouble,❜ he said and pushed me against the wall despite my tries to get away. ❛After all these fights,❜ he cl...
Imagine Harry Potter had a younger sister that he never knew about. The characters are not mine and I don't follow the story exactly. This is, I guess you could call it, a re-imagining. Cover by kenval214
First book of the Never Trilogy... As I grew up, my mom would have an explanation for almost everything. Presents at Christmas is Santa. Eggs hidden during Easter is Bunny. Getting quarters for my teeth is Tooth Fairy. Good dreams is Sandman. As I grew up, I stopped believing and my mom gave me new explanations for ev...
Ari is a rouge with no family,she'd rather not be with no one but one person.she's been a rouge ever since she was Eight,she learned how to survive on her own without any help,all she needed to care about is herself.....Well until she met her mate. This is cliche but i don't care cause I liked cliche things.if you don...
"We're soulmates." Draco said as soon as Hermione opened the door. "That's rather straight-forward, don't you think, Malfoy?" -=- Draco Malfoy; 19 and full of regrets Hermione Granger; 19 and full of desire to start again -=- My ability to write coherently has improved since writing this book, but apologies in adv...