Desperate to not be alone again for the holidays, Cress hires a man to pose as her boyfriend for her family's annual Christmas celebration.

Or ninety-nine times James asked Lily out and the one time she asked him. It's James and Lily's seventh year of Hogwarts, and they're growing closer. But also growing is the threat of dark forces—is there time for romance when death is just around the corner? Art by Viria.

Just so you know, I love Cress and Thorne. So if you don't like the two of them together, just turn back now. Anyway these are just some of my favorite Cresswell scenes written from Thorne's perspective because we all just need more words from our favorite Captain.

What happened at Hogwarts when the Boy Who Lived disappeared?

When Thorne finally gets his sight back, he knows the first thing he must do. Thorne POV; ONESHOT

I think this might be everyone's favorite Cresswell scene... :-)

The part where Thorne stabs Cress...yeah we all remember that one...:(

Basically exactly what the title states. This needed to be done. Cresswell for life! :D

Snap shots of Ginny's experience loving the boy who lived. Chronicled from age ten to sixteen, set to songs of all types with lyrics that I hope you'll take the time to read. A million thanks to all those who take the time to follow, favorite and review!

Warning: spoilers for Cress! Captain Carswell Thorne has a few problems. Namely, he is stuck in a desert with a maybe-crazy Lunar girl, their water is running out and, most horribly, the fact that he is blind. This is the book of Cress told through Thorne's point of view. Cress/Thorne. Completed!

Deathly Hallows from Ron and Hermione's point of view - focused mostly on each other ... because Harry's a sweetheart, but terribly clueless

Fire had taught him a lesson of the blood. Follow Peeta's journey from the Capitol back to District 12 as he recovers from the hijacking and begins to grow back together with Katniss. Companion piece to Young Blood. End of Mockingjay, pre-epilogue. Please read and review!

Sirius gave a low whistle. 'Sneaky little vixen, your bird Evans.' A part of James was relieved that they'd caught on before she followed them into the Shrieking Shack. But another part, a greater part, had never been more attracted to Lily Evans... - LJ novel, spanning life during Hogwarts & onward.

A series of snippets set to occur throughout book six, The Half-Blood Prince and seven, The Deathly Hallows. The first half follows Harry, the second, Ginny, and provide a deeper look into how they fell in love and survived the war, drawing off of what J.K Rowling already so perfectly provided.

What was Ginny's point of view when the Chamber of Secrets was opened? This is Ginny's story as she goes from being a lovesick first year to a damsel in distress waiting for her knight to come and find her.

Katniss and Peeta begin to rebuild their lives in District Twelve. A more introspective take on things between Katniss and Peeta as they grow back together end of Mockingjay, pre-epilogue . Please read and review!

The story of "Harry Potter and the HBP", but told from the 3rd person POV of Ginny Weasley. Strictly in-canon. Suitable for anyone whom the "Harry Potter" novels themselves would be suitable for.

A semi-monster hunt goes wrong and Thalia is forced to deal with a concussed Percy. Along the way, she learns a few things. Set between Sea of Monsters and Titan's Curse.

Pre-epilogue Mockingjay. How Katniss and Peeta slowly pick up the pieces and begin again. My version of a fourth book for the Hunger Games series. Secret toastings, lots of plotting, crass drunk Haymitch and even a cake scene.

Annabeth's POV of all the times Percy's gotten hurt. Percabeth drizzled with copious amounts of pain and fluff.

The longer Percy and Annabeth are best friends, the more she begins to think about him… that way. Little bit of hot romance, nothing explicit for young readers.

Following their return to District 12 after the war, Katniss and Peeta grow back together.

A series of one-shots from the beautifully intertwined and magical lives of Ginny Weasley and Harry Potter. A sibling piece to "Honestly, Ronald" and "Really, Arthur."