The Wizarding World is finally at peace, but the Bowen twins still have one challenge to overcome - how to go on without their mother. Still reeling from Hazel's unexpected death, brother and sister must survive in a world they've never fully been part of. Andrew must try and keep up with Amara's University life, having his first apartment in the city and his new job in the Astronomy section of the Ministry. Nervous without her mother by her side, Sonia must dive head first into motherhood - and every dirty diaper and sleepless night that comes along with Charlie by her side. The third book in the Hazel Bowen series, you see how life goes on - without Hazel to help them survive in a now harmonious world. {Artwork by Kelli Murray, I don't own it, just think its beautiful}

One shot for: "Like hell, Book I & II" Description? Well based on some of my readers reactions: *girly squeal*

Forced to share his bed with an attractive stranger, Ash Jamieson suddenly finds himself confronted with feelings he thought he'd repressed. ***** Riddled with adolescent angst, lavished with profanity, and adorned with more cheese than your favourite take-out pizza, Top and Tail chronicles the life of Ash Jamieson as he haphazardly navigates his way through malicious schoolmates, whackjob teachers, disillusioned parents, imbecilic athletes, audacious girls, and of course, his most pressing problem: the subdued pretty-boy that has suddenly invaded every aspect of his life. Being a teenager is hard, ok? ***** Top and Tail is posted exclusively on Wattpad! If you're reading this elsewhere, you're reading an unedited, stolen version where illegal sites profit off my work :( The official version is FREE to read at it's home on Wattpad! [Featured in Teen Fiction 2016] [Completed 2011]

Book three in 'The One' Series. Syrie Black-Potter has a lot going on during her sixth year at Hogwarts, and being the teenage mistake of the boy who lived doesn't exactly help. Her mother and her can't seem to get along, her father is clueless and her twin younger siblings can't seem to stay out of trouble. Add into the mix that her best friends are acting oddly and that Syrie herself can't seem to figure out why, it's a lot for Syrie to handle along with school work and cuckoo teachers. Follow Syrie as her sixth year turns upside down as she searches for answers, maybe even a little more than she bargained for. COMPLETED.

Book Two in 'The One Series' Adalyn Black hasn't seen Harry Potter in three years since she left him in her bed, and since then nothing has gotten in the way of her doing exactly what she thinks is right for her daughter, Syrie. But soon Syrie begins asking were her Daddy is, and Adalyn has to face the fact that her daughter needs her father, and Adalyn may just need him, too. Will Harry accept Syrie into his family and forgive Adalyn? Will George finally get tired of waiting and leave? Will Adalyn admit that she lied, and just try to do what is best for daughter? “Just once in my life, I want to know what it feels like to not have the universe crushing down on me and my heart isn’t about to explode. I want to hold my daughter for hours, and sit with you under the stars until we fall asleep. I want to kiss you and tell you how much I love you –that I think of you every moment of every single day- and beg you to please not go.”

' "I will not ask again, who are you?" Sirius Black took in the stranger on his doorstep, wand still out. "I," she said "Am Adalyn Black." "There is no such person." Said Sirius, his heart dropping. "Oh but there is, father." ' When Adalyn Black turns up on her father's doorstep, Sirius is surprised to find out that the only girl he'd ever loved had been pregnant with his child-and she'd know it when he'd dumped her for reasons he refused to tell anyone. After seventeen years of not knowing her father, Adalyn explores her new life with him and his God son, Harry, who she can't help but fall for-especially when Ginny Weasley so obviously has her heart set upon him. At a fast pace through time you will see Adalyn face love, heartbreak, friendship and death. Will she mend her father's heart, and then her own? Or will her first true love get away, just like her parents? (Completed with second and third book out) Disclaimer: I do not own Harry Potter, any characters or dialogue or plot I may use in it, merely Adalyn and whatever other characters that do not belong in the HP universe.

Neville Longbottom had pretty much given up on love a year ago when Hanna Abot ran off with a dragon tamer to Africa; so when he's offered a teaching job at Hogwarts, it seems perfect! But when he meets the mysterious and magestic new potions teacher, Jazzmyn Devine, he can't help but be drawn in by the life-changing potion the Ministry wants so bad. And Neville's life WILL change-but not from Jazzmyn's potion, but Jazzmyn herself.

Bria Noble has a horrible life. She's an orphan, so she lives at the orphanage during the summer. The rest of the year, she's at Hogwarts. She's constantly bullied, and she can't stand up for herself. But what happens when she finally does? Will change her life for the better? Or will her life get even worse? {contains some Jily}

Dominique Weasley knows she’s ugly. Unattractive, unappealing-just positively un-everything. She doesn’t have the same Veela look as her siblings, nor can she pull off the red hair like the rest of her beautiful cousins-she’s the odd one out, the sore thumb-the beast without her own beauty of a prince charming. Now in her seventh year, Dominique swears it’s going to be different-so she says goodbye to chocolate and sweets, hoping to look even a little like her sister and mother, with their willowy figures. Soon she cuts out everything, but it’s not working; Dominique is still ugly, and her sister is only the more beautiful. No one seems to notice Dominique wasting away, how her heart and soul along with body is slowly starving-except Ben Wood. Ben tries to reason with Dominique, but all she wants is for one person to call her pretty.

The phrase "Something wicked this way comes" couldn't be more correct. Not that Aidy's noticed. As her fourth year approaches, she has no idea how she's going to keep certain things under wraps: Her identity as the phantom ballerina, rumors spread by Rita Skeeter, and most of all, her friendship with Draco Malfoy that has quickly turned to more than friendship. As she wonders how to keep everything quiet, how to deal with her sister and brother in laws constant lovemaking, and how to keep her life intact when Harry's name pops out of the goblet of fire, Aidy can't help but not notice the danger pointing straight at her...