It's Bella Weasley's seventh year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, but she's not going it alone. Her best friend from Year One, Nick Bradshaw, is there to help her survive her last year. And after the crumbling of her relationship with her long term boyfriend, Jessie, Bella begins changing, leaving Nick very concerned. But what happens when a threat poses itself against the wizarding world?

Ron Weasley never thought that he would fall in love. But what happens when Sarah Richards literally arrives on his door step? What challenges will the Gryffindor face to get the girl? What obstacles will prevent these two students from falling in love?

Fred Weasley is not over Angelina Johnson...yet. How can him working in his shop lead him to love?

"Nothing's the same with you gone." After the death of Albus Dumbledore, everything is in disarray. How will everyone survive without him, especially with Voldemort having control over the Ministry? But more importantly, what will Sarah's life be without Ron there for her?

It's been nineteen years since the Battle of Hogwarts, and Ron and Sarah Weasley are celebrating sixteen years of being married and having three lovely children, the oldest of whom is going to be attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry along with a multitude of his cousins. Everything seems to be going well for them, especially when Joey, their son, gets into the house of his choice. But over time, weird things begin happening. Ominous notes, a visit from the mysterious Jezebel, and a capturing of one of their own sets the scene for Ron and Sarah's newest adventure.

Three years ago, I fought in the Battle of Hogwarts. Three years ago, I was with my boyfriend, Ronald Weasley. Ex-boyfriend now, I suppose. Three years ago, I left. It's been three years since anyone's heard anything from Sarah Richards. After taking a job with the Ministry of Magic, she's been busy beyond belief. But with the crime rate decreasing and the Auror Department increasing, there's no need for Sarah to work anymore, and now she's back. She expected that Ron would still be single, waiting for her. But she returns to a bad surprise. Ron and Verity Reese, the reason she left, are now together. For three years. Sarah tries to cope, but how can her first love just go to the back of her mind? What will she do for happiness? And is that happiness with Ron?