Rose was captured almost three years ago by strigoi when the queen was attacked. Everyone assumed she was dead. When Rose, bloody and bruised with bite marks all over her body appears at the gates of court everybody is overfilled with joy of having her back. But when they see her and realise that she isn't the same girl from three years ago, they don't feel so happy anymore.

The darkness. We all know how it may affect a person- especially Rose. Her darkness worsened after the attack at St.Vladmirs which ended with Rose throwing herself in front of Dimitri. Mortified that he could have lost Rose, Dimitri left with Tasha. Four years later at a royal wedding they are reunited and secrets are revealed, and what comes is an adventure none of them expected.

Life has never been easy for Rose Hathaway, but who knew a single year could change everything she ever knew. Unexpected surprises and friendships turn her world into a Thomas Rhett song. With Dimitri halfway around the world, and threats too close to home, how will Rose get through the shortest 365 days of her life?*DISCLAIMER: I OWN NOTHING BUT THE PLOT*

SET IN THE VICTORIAN ERA! ALL HUMAN When Rose runs away from her abusive home, she encounters a tall, dark, handsome stranger. He takes her in as his housekeeping. The problem is... they can't stand each other. Will sparks fly? Or will the class difference prove problematic in a world ruled by social hierarchy? WARNING: M rated scenes

One plus one makes three! Rose and Dimitri are first time parents. Read to find out how they cope with the birth of their son.

Petunia married a biochemist, and Harry grew up reading science and science fiction. Then came the Hogwarts letter, and a world of intriguing new possibilities to exploit. And new friends, like Hermione Granger, and Professor McGonagall, and Professor Quirrell... COMPLETE.

What if Karkaroff had given one more name at the end of his trial? The name of a spy which just happened to give Sirius Black a chance to prove his innocence at his own belated trial.

Of all the people who could be given an early intervention, Tom Riddle would probably be the most beneficial and the most difficult. The wizarding world was a powder keg that might just explode anyway but at least there would be no Voldemort to deal with. It may be Christmas but the three spirits will *need* a miracle to pull this one off.

Sooner or later, every character gets their shot at a second chance. This is Peter Pettigrew's. He may not deserve it but he certainly wasn't happy with how things ended up. The only question was how to get a better future without having to possess the kind of bravery that the lack of had sent him running to Voldemort in the first place...

Severus got his wish when Voldemort decided to stun Lily instead of killing her. With her husband and son dead, what is there for her in this world? And without Lily's sacrifice, will there be any hope for the wizarding world? AU

When a chance meeting reveals Harry's planned fate to Lockhart, he knows what he has to do: rescue him and raise him as his own to properly manage his celebrity status. Harry gets a magical upbringing, Lockhart gets the Boy-Who-Lived...everybody wins!

Faced with nothing better to do, the Trio break out Monopoly. Complicated by the fact that Ron's never played before and this IS Hogwarts, the game somehow becomes rife with outrageous corruption, lousy service, and jail time for minor traffic violations

So maybe everything didn't work out perfectly for Harry. Still, most of his friends survived, he'd gotten married, and was about to become a father. If only he'd have stayed away from the Veil, he wouldn't have had to go back and do everything AGAIN.