Sequel to OQaS but can be read independently / As a HIGHLY respectable (okay, so maybe she's laughed at more than she's taken seriously but that's besides the point) solicitor, Adela Lancaster can confidently inform you that, yes, she is now even more awesome than before. Of course, that doesn't mean that Ragnuk (or one git-erm, Al Potter) will treat her any differently...

COMPLETED: In which the six girls from the Hufflepuff Dormitory 2.6A stalk Albus Potter, swear like sailors, sneak off to the library and put stereotypes to shame. "I don't like hugs. Or people. They sicken me." [Winner of the QTR Diadem Award 2016!]

Queen America has a very specific request for King Maxon.

Adela Lancaster, Ravenclaw extraordinaire, is many things: she's a beater, she consumes books, and she has a slight (read: excessive) obsession with numbers. Throw in one idiotic brother, two Slytherin gits, a bloodthirsty werewolf, and a goblin intent on revenge and you have one..."interesting" year

When Romans invade her village, either stealing or killing the people, Piper does what her conscious tells her to. Welcome to the Colosseum.

It is the Golden Age of Narnia. Long oppressed by the Witch's magic, the Governor of the Lone Islands pushes his daughter into the path of the High King. If a marriage between the two can be orchestrated, he can seek the independence he so desperately craves. Yet the High King is not the one who turns her head... **Formerly called "A Queen In All But Name"**

She was dramatic. He was dynamic. She was precise. He was impulsive. He was James, and she was Lily, and one day they shared a kiss, but before that they shared many arguments, for he was cocky, and she was sweet, and matters of the heart require time.

In which Peter can't pick up the pieces and Ivy has had enough. Rated T for strong language.

Rosalie was snarky, snobby, and cynical - a stereotypical Slytherin. She's back for her sixth year at Hogwarts, returning as captain of the Slytherin quidditch team, and main rival of James Potter. Complete.

The Ministry of Magic is after every pureblood in the country. As a new law makes it legal to throw innocent people into jail and practice death penalties, Emily Goyle will do anything to save her family... but she didn't exactly expect that it would help to get married to Albus Potter, of all people. Albus/OC

In which the unbreakable girl and the marble statue fall into something that is not quite love but as close as either of them ever hoped to come. (Obviously) slightly AU.

In the final months of the war, Harry entrusted Ron with a bundle of parchments marked 'just in case'. More than seventeen years later, Teddy accidentally unroots a bit of the past. But once he starts reading, he can't stop.

Contrary to popular belief, it's not always the man who does all the chasing.

Eponine survived the barricade all those years ago and has been trying to leave that time in her life behind ever since. An unexpected visit from Marius forces her to rethink the choices she has made and the memories that still haunt her. Eponine/Marius, Eponine/Enjolras

For years Ginny Weasley has tried to stop her feelings for Harry Potter. She's even uprooted her life. But what happens when it's time to come face to face with him again?

The revolution has succeeded, but Enjolras and Eponine find themselves in over their heads with friends, politics, and heaven forbid, each other. COMPLETE AT LAST ON THIS SITE!