Paroled to preserve their magical bloodlines, Thorfinn Rowle and Antonin Dolohov are just trying to get on with their lives. A drunken one night stand between Hermione and Thorfinn, coupled with Dolohov's obsession with the curly haired witch, lead them toward a series of unexpected, but not entirely unfortunate events.

(Complete) The love of the Minister's life disappeared just before the end of the First Wizarding War. When he finds her again, he can hardly trust his sanity. His first action as the new Minister for Magic is to break at least a dozen international laws to bring her home. Hermione soon finds herself in the early 70s surrounded by future followers of the Dark Lord.

*AU* After Hermione contracts an illness revealing her true lineage, she's cured by a werewolf bite and takes her place as the Lestrange heir. She's unprepared for meeting Orias Mulciber—whose presence screams Alpha Male—and unaware Fenrir's bite turning her is no accident. All complicated enough without her sudden courtship to Tom Riddle stirring jealousy in one closest to her.

The Ministry enacts a Marriage Law, magically pairing couples who'd never in a million years agree to even speak, let alone wed. Paired off with Malfoy, Hermione has to suffer the added indignity of the Ministry banning all contraception and forcing fertility treatment and aphrodisiacs on them all. Draco's secret makes it worse.

When a blizzard strikes, Katara is torn from Appa's back and separated from her friends. Attempting to find them, she stumbles across Zuko, similarly separated from Iroh and searching for his Uncle or the Avatar – whichever comes first. Pairing up looks like the only option, but what effect will such close contact between two enemies have in the long run? Zutara.

The mission should have been simple. Seduce a Death Eater for capture and interrogation by the Order, who would hold him hostage until such time that his usefulness ran out. Hermione had agreed to help with the seduction part of that mission. She didn't agree to babysitting an angry Death Eater in a remote safe house. And she sure as hell didn't agree to Thorfinn Rowle.

War breeds chaos, but no one ever imagined the Ministry would make a move like this. A law that every witch must marry two wizards seems a step too far in Hermione's opinion. Especially when it's her subconscious infatuations that see her paired with two wizards who would sooner kill each other than play nice.

When Hermione Granger is caught by Snape she must fake her death and assume a new identity and appearance as the illegitimate daughter of Severus Snape. Going by the name Mina Graziana-Snape, Hermione must navigate this new world where she's rubbing shoulders with Death Eaters, forced to participate in revels, marked as a Death Eater herself and balancing light and dark.

*COLLECTION* All the trappings, trimmings and twisted trouble all our favourite Death Eaters can find themselves in this Christmas. Featuring Thorfinn Rowle; Antonin Dolohov; Bellatrix, Rodolphus and Rabastan Lestrange; Draco and Lucius Malfoy; Alecto Carrow; Severus Snape; Regulus Black; Theodore Nott; and Orias Mulciber.

Upon Harry's death, Hermione finds herself & other Muggle-borns at Voldemort's mercy. Forced into marriage with not one, but two of his loyal followers, she's certain his intention is to break her. Neither she, nor her grooms are aware of the Dark Lord's true purpose in creating such matches, or that emotions may trip up his grand design.*Poly-Marriage Law Fic*

*HIATUS* An insatiable crush on Sirius Black, a yearning for Remus Lupin and a Pack Bond they aren't meant to have spells nothing but sinfully delicious trouble for Hermione. When things go awry at the Ministry, Hermione is foisted back in time where suddenly the jaded, bitter, broken men she knew are just funny boys she happens to be in love with. Boys she plans to save.

When Sirius, Remus, and Hermione all live in the same house, trouble is certain to ensue. What will happen when these two ohsoeligible bachelors realize they both want the same thing? AU, Lemony, Smutty, not appropriate for younger readers.