Feeling as though his failure to stop a gruesome deed has cut him off from humanity forever, a vulnerable Remus goes to see Tonks. Will she welcome him with open arms, or after everything, will she finally see what he is? Can he find himself in her?

When Tonks turns up underground to help him back to the Order to give his full moon report, Remus' terror for her safety makes him lash out. What he does not expect is that the werewolf can be hurt, as well as do the hurting.

Christmas brings Remus to the Burrow, where everything makes him think of her, dream of her especially when Molly and Fleur see fit at every turn to remind him of why she isn't there. Hasn't time healed her wounds? An Order meeting will tell.

Remus reemerges for respite at the Burrow. He looks forward to familiar faces and one of Molly's hearty meals to quell the hunger of his exile on the fringes of society, but Tonks' absence leaves a longing no physical comfort can satisfy.

Last night Remus and Tonks were all but engaged to be married. Then the Death Eaters attacked, and Albus Dumbledore asked Remus to wake up from his dream and enter a nightmare. There's no way Remus can say no to Dumbledore. How can he say it Tonks?

Settling in to living together, Remus and Tonks suspect it might be the ideal life in a world that is decidedly and increasingly imperfect. A quiet domestic evening in the midst of the growing storm finds them discussing the permanence of the arrangement.

The question of whether Order Headquaters have passed to the Death Eaters creates a housing dilemma for Remus. Over lunch at an unlikely place, an even more unlikely colleague inspires Remus and Tonks to take yet another forward leap in their relationship

As Remus and Tonks prepare to attend Sirius' memorial at the Burrow, they take their time to mourn in private. In comforting one another, they find they have much to celebrate, and that love and life are the ultimate tribute to the fallen.

With Tonk still recovering from serious injuries, and the Order flung into chaos by the war, is now the best time for Remus to make his true feelings known? For himself, he has everything to gain, but for her, can that exceed how much there is to lose?

Meeting Ted and Andromeda Tonks for the first time in St. Mungo's is harrowing but for once in his life, approval is not the foremost concern on Remus' mind. All that matters is being at her side when she awakens. Will the Tonkses stand in his way?

As a handful of Order members' await word on Harry Potter's disappearance from Hogwarts, Sirius forces Remus to come to terms with just how serious his relationship with Tonks has become. With the Order's worst fear happening, is the realisation too late?

Shopping turns into stealthy evasion when Rita Skeeter threatens to make Remus and Tonks the subject of a tabloid. Along the way, they're forced to have a long overdue relationship talk that has Remus blushing like a schoolboy.

A bad batch of Wolfsbane Potion, a row with Sirius, and full moon blues make Remus brood over his upcoming birthday. Worse, Tonks seems unlikely to honor his request to let the day pass quietly. And what does he overhear her whispering about with Snape?

Will a double date with Bill and Fleur that makes it impossible for Remus to think of anything but the generation gap, and Fleur's backhanded compliments and self centredness that touch Tonks' insecurities combine create the Worst Valentine's Day ever?

Remus wants to give Tonks the birthday she deserves. The Marauder in him sees their assignment to escort the children back to Hogwarts provides the perfect opportunity to pull off a surprise. But can a Marauder keep one step ahead of an Auror?

When Remus gives in to Tonks' desire to help him after the full moon, he gets more than he bargained for. What he's least prepared for is that Tonks doesn't fault the monster beyond his control, only the man within it. Has he pushed her away for good?

When prejudice, a communication breakdown, a separation, and the Daily Prophet frazzle nerves and make tempers flare, Remus and Tonks admit the B-word into their relationship vocabulary: break-up. Sirius' personal mission is to make them take it back...

An accident shows Remus that he isn't the only member of his romantic relationship with insecurity and selfdoubt. What can he say to bolster Tonks' confidence, even as his own is shaken by this startling revelation?

A rose by another other name would smell as sweet, and Remus thinks Nymphadora would fit Tonks perfectly if only she would let people use her given name. Why does she loathe it? A night at the theatre provides the perfect opportunity for Remus ask.

Snape witnesses the attraction between Remus and Tonks, and when she is the object of the Potionsmaster's scorn, the old hostilities between the Marauders and Snivellus rear their ugly heads.

The night before the full moon, Remus feels ill and out of sorts. When Tonks opens her door to him, it's an invitation he can't refuse, but he goes to her flat with his own walls erected. Will his resistance to her shut the door on their relationship?

A walk down memory lane makes Remus realise he's not that that different from the boy who cared more about being a loyal friend than a responsible prefect. Will the qualities Tonks sees in him compensate? What do the other Order members think?

Time is precious to Order members, especially where romance is concerned. Remus doesn't want to waste it talking about the unjust new Educational Decree. Tonks disagrees, and a second date threatens to become a first fight.

Two is company, but to Remus, three is definitely crowd on his first date with Tonks. He thinks it's going well until an unexpected meeting makes him think again. If only he knew what was going on in her mind...

As Remus Lupin struggles to hide his own feelings and stop making assumptions about a certain female Order colleague's, a new question arises: are Aurors skilled at catching other things than dark wizards?