Wizarding Britain had long since vanquished Voldemort's darkness and had been born anew. But all it takes is a butchered unicorn in Leicester Square to set the past and present aflame. For what happens when Harry Potter can't save the day? — Ron-centric Auror mystery, Harry-Ron friendship, and canon ships.

What happens when you think you are in love with someone, only to later find out you're in love someone else - and the person you least expected at that? This scenario is only too complicated for a certain defense attorney. Rated T for now.

People who drifted apart can always come back together, right? Trucy discovers an old blue valentine among her father's old possessions. Who sent it? And more importantly, can she play matchmaker and set her Daddy up with them? It will take a little detective work and a lot of magic to pull off this trick. Sequel to Special Valentines, 25 years later, but can be read stand-alone.

What if instead of dying, the Killing Curse sends Harry two years into the past into the Department of Mysteries? Will Harry be able to save those who died for him and destroy all the Horcruxes without Voldemort knowing or will he end up dead himself?

"An idea began to take root. A ridiculous idea, foolish and embarrassing, but one that would certainly catch Phoenix off-guard. And if the timing was right, it might make for a pleasing picture." In which there is banter, romantic lawyer fluff, and the discovery of a hidden talent.

There's a reason that adults don't usually play hide and seek - especially when they are nothing more than overgrown children.

Three years after their parting, Phoenix and Edgeworth don't recognize each other when they meet again. PxE, written for the kink meme.