Jessacob 'Jess' Fairwar is the a hybrid offspring of a werewolf and a witch. Growing up with two abandoned werewolves since the age of 4 and a witch,( his mother) the hybrid and his family have always moved around the world for reasons unknown since his mother only gave him the same reason whenever he asked 'We need t...
Mr Potter realises his feelings for his good friend Mr Malfoy are more than they should be. Drarry/Harry Potter Fanfiction. Jane Austen AU. No smut. 8.4K words.
Draco and Harry are stars of the silver screen, but only have eyes for each other. Drarry/Harry Potter Fanfiction. 1950s Muggle Hollywood AU. No smut. 1K words.
When Harry returns for his Eighth Year at Hogwarts, he quickly suspects Draco Malfoy is up to something again. Drarry/Harry Potter Fanfiction. Eighth Year AU. No smut. 4.2K words.
After spending the past few years as Auror partners, Harry and Draco have surprisingly become friends. More than that, Harry's been trying to work up the courage over the last few months to ask Draco out on a date. But his Valentine's Day plans are scuppered when an incident at a Muggle funfair turns deadly, and he's...
Draco needs to get his patronus if he ever wants to pass his Auror training, so Harry reluctantly steps in to help. Drarry/Harry Potter Fanfiction. Post Hogwarts AU. Smut. 3.9K words.
When Draco's babysitter cancels on him, he has no option but to bring his son to work, despite the fact he has an extremely important day ahead of him. Rescue comes from the most unlikely of places, and Draco ends up having a day he never could have planned, or hoped for. Drarry/Harry Potter Fanfiction. Muggle AU, sm...
Harry falls for guitarist Draco, but he wants to prove he's not a groupie. Good job Draco doesn't do groupies. Drarry/Harry Potter Fanfiction. Non-magic AU. Smut. 4.1K words.
Harry comes into work one day to find a box with a baby owl inside sitting on his desk, and a note from a mystery well-wisher. Drarry/Harry Potter Fanfiction. Post Hogwarts AU, pre-relationship fluff. No smut. 4.9K words.
