This is a story about a boy entering into his final year at Hogwarts, determined to make it his best yet. A boy who lived and breathed Quidditch and craved that elusive Quidditch Cup more than anything. A boy who only ever wanted to find his place in the world and had to go through a lot of twists and turns to get there. This is the story of James Sirius Potter.

Willow Wood, daughter of world-famous Quidditch Star Oliver Wood, is known for two things at Hogwarts: being obsessed with Quidditch and being the current Astronomy Tower Slag. James S. Potter/OC (CURRENT REWRITE 2018 - CHAPTER 19 JUST UPDATED)

Between exhausting Quidditch training sessions, fanatical members of the press, and dating James Potter, Eva Wood has her hands full. But when you play Quidditch, that's just the name of the game. Sequel to Game On.

Follow Lily, Hugo, and Louis as they attempt to make sense of life and love while also dealing with their families and heading back to Hogwarts for another year, and it promises to be an interesting one. A sequel/companion/spinoff of Show a Little Faith and Leap of Faith.

The lives of Rose, Scorpius, Al, and Erin continue as they leave Hogwarts and enter the real world, which turns out to be a lot more real than they were expecting. A sequel to Show a Little Faith.

That's what it all came down to; having faith. Living a relatively carefree life thanks to the many sacrifices of their parents, the generation of the Golden Age learns how to have faith in their world, each other, and themselves as they muddle their way through loss, love and life. Not to mention teenage hormones. (Eventually includes the whole Weasley/Potter brood and many OCs)

Missing moments from my story Show a Little Faith, a next generation multi chapter that is Rose/Scorpius centered, but contains all the characters found in these chapters. You'd need to read that story to understand what's going on in these little snapshots. Enjoy!

During the last leg of an international tour, Rose finds herself at odds with the burgeoning music act she's been put in charge of. Can she manage an out-of-control lead-singer, a familial clash, a rabid fan-base, a demanding record label, and most of all, the ever-increasing hammerings of her heart whenever a certain blonde bandmate appears? Post-Hogwarts. Slow-Burn.

Auror Lily Potter takes an undercover case to infiltrate the illegal Potions trade ring, and finds herself sliding into bed with the very last criminal she could ever be anonymous to. To save her mission she fakes going rogue, with the intent to see her one time lover behind bars in the end. But when her heart turns traitor, can she really go through with it? MATURE. Lily/Lorcan.

"You love like a lunatic, and nobody will look twice at me if I'm with you." All Rose Weasley wants are two things: to study Grindylows in peace, and survive her final year in Hogwarts without scandal. Which, of course, is where Scorpius Malfoy comes in.

In which Ella Longbottom meddles in the lives of her friends, makes mistakes, learns some lessons, and might just find love in the process. A story extremely reminiscent of Jane Austen's Emma.

James Sirius Potter was not the kind of guy who wanted to settle down and be attached to one girl. However, things changed when he started a Friends-with-Benefit relationship with his younger cousins Rose's best friend Alice Longbottom. And things get complicated during Rose and Scorpius' wedding as hidden moments come to light.

Rose Weasley has always viewed herself as the second choice. The backup option. Scorpius Malfoy is determined to prove to her that she's more.

When a key ingredient in his suppressant potion becomes unavailable, grumpy potions Professor Scorpius Malfoy has to cope with his Veela attributes coming to the surface. Which, theoretically, shouldn't be a big deal. Professor Rose Weasley, it would appear, is going to blow that theory out of the water. Aka - TROPE STEW. Scorose fluff and (eventual) smut. Non-canon compliant

Twenty-five-year-old Yona is a single mom and her whole life revolves around her daughter and her job, which involves many drawings of James Potter (aka: The Potter Prince/Mr. Nobody Really). Imagine her surprise when Mr. Nobody Really turns around to be...somebody? James x OC

Dominique Weasley dreams of being an investigative journalist but instead she's stuck as the personal-advice columnist for the Daily Prophet. When she lands her first undercover assignment, her chance to become a real reporter rides on her old Hogwarts rival, the arrogant Lysander Scamander, and it might be more dangerous than either of them expect.

Home was a rather relative word for the girl who bounced between countries to divorced parents (who continue to do so, going for the record there Mom?), but perhaps, as Carson Wood is coming to find, the word can mean more than just a house with furniture inside. Or, of family, friendship, finding love, and a bit of Quidditch.

Attempting to stay one step ahead of The Cause, which violently echoes the time of Grindelwald, Amelia Fortescue faces truths she'd rather not admit, especially the ones related to James Potter. As she tries to make sense of her present, she needs to confront her past. Amelia must find her way, but it's not as far as she might think.

Rose owns her own business. Scorpius owns a rival one. They never liked each other, despite common interests and friends. Luckily, Rose has a confidant in the form of an anonymous pen pal who is all the things Scorpius isn't. Or maybe the two are more similar than she's been led to believe. Scorose with a You've Got Mail theme. Post-Hogwarts.

Mix one Queen Bee, James Potter, and a whole lot of drama - and things are bound to get complicated.

(Wood Series Short #3) Oliver Wood's worst nightmare has come true. His only daughter Daisy is getting married. To his star chaser. he knew this day was coming, but had hoped it'd be farther out. Now he must deal with wedding planners, dress hunting, irate pixies and worst of all - Wills as a son-in-law.

Scorpius and Rose. Rose and Scorpius. The two were a power couple until suddenly, they weren't. Fast forward 9 years and Rose is a successful auror and Scorpius is a successful healer. One day Rose witnesses something she wasn't supposed to and loses her memory. The need for Rose's memories so she can testify brings her to Scorpius, St. Mungo's best healer. (Cover isn't mine)

Technically, yes, he is familiar with people looking at him, and in general, yes, he likes being looked at, but Louis is being ogled by a lonely, waddling, pregnant lady, and it is ridiculous? / or, how Louis proves his status as the world's most feckless Weasley by having the world's most embarrassing romance.

Rose Weasley's biggest secret has quite literally fallen into Scorpius Malfoy's lap. She just so happens to be the author of Mora Munroe's romance column in the Hogwarts exclusive newspaper, Mischief Managed. Scorpius has promised to keep Rose's secret, only if she falls in love with him. And that's one thing Rose swore she would never do.

"Potter, I'm not going to tell you again. I don't sell love potions. I don't sell Polyjuice, poisons and I definitely will not sell you Liquid Luck!" The tale of a blonde genius, a black haired troublemaker and a lot of drama. James/OC

"Do not touch the fries." "Sharing is caring, Jug." "Hmm...I don't care and I don't share."

You might belong in Hufflepuff, where they are just a loyal. Those patient Hufflepuffs are true and unafraid of toil. Or, perhaps, in Slytherin, you'll make your real friends. Those cunning folk use any means to achieve their ends. She was the ice queen of Slytherin. He was the jester of Hufflepuff. For three years, they didn't know the other existed until one day, they clashed.

Scorpius Malfoy just came back to London, and he's only trying to provide for himself and his cat. Rose Weasley was supposed to keep ignoring him. Inspired by Social Distortion.