Life after Hogwarts is ... quiet. Joining the Order of the Phoenix comes with a surprising amount of bureaucracy, Godric's Hollow is an extremely small village, and James and Lily are 19 years old and not quite sure what to do with themselves. The unwanted peacefulness that fills their lives is shattered when they uncover a Death Eater plot that could change the course of the war.

When you mix a plot, a lie, and two people in love, odds are it'll end badly. And when murder is involved, it's almost a certainty. Lily regrets using a particular spell, the Order works to foil a Death Eater scheme, and Lily and James try to keep a secret. Part of the Falling 'verse.

"Did you know," Lily asked him. "That wizards have serial killers? They're calling him 'The Heartbreaker'." In which James and Lily, (through blind idiocy and sheer luck) catch a serial killer, James is mistaken for said serial killer, and everyone is thankful that they're not actually detectives, because that would probably end poorly for all involved. Part of the Falling 'verse.

There's something a little bit magical about Lily's favourite bookshop... "Wizards couldn't do something like this, James." "What do you mean?" Lily shook her head. "We take magic for granted. We could never do this – never build a monument to it. We couldn't capture what it means. But Muggles can, because they can't hold it in their hands." Part of the Falling 'verse.

First times are always terrifying, and this was no different except it was. This was strange and unknowable, and it wasn't so much something to be given, or something to get over with, as it was a part of growing up, as inevitable as scraped knees and doctors' appointments. This was one of the biggest first-times there was. Part of the Falling 'verse.

The Daily Prophet Archives – Vault 34, Filing Cabinet 7, Drawer C. Daily Prophet Obituaries for 1981: Obituaries are cardboard cutouts and the slightly musty scent of rose perfume. They are impersonal, and bland, and they don't come close to capturing the people behind them. A longer look at death. Part of the Falling 'verse.

Dating was supposed to be the easy part. They were in love, and James was allowed to use Lily's quills without asking permission. How hard could dating be? As it turns out, more difficult than expected. There are awkward silences and weird eye contact and general uncomfortableness. Or - a short foray into James and Lily's first date. Part of the Falling 'verse.

James and Lily are hot-headed, dramatic, passionate Gryffindors. Fights are inevitable. But something changes and breaks, with this fight. Both of them are hurling as many cruel, reckless insults at the other as possible. It's messy and awful, but it's their life, and their life isn't always perfect. Part of the Falling 'verse.

James and Lily's wedding is finally here, but it arrives with doubts. They've only been dating for five months, they're eighteen, and they're in the middle of a war. They both have misgivings. But, of course, they love each other too. That'll just have to be enough. Part of the Falling 'verse.

"Born to those who have thrice defied him..." When Lily Potter joined the Order of the Phoenix, she had joined it to fight Lord Voldemort. In a general sense. She hadn't imagined face to face duels with him – more – battling his minions of darkness, (that always sounded cooler in her head than it did aloud.) Voldemort was the presence in the shadows. Part of the Falling 'verse.

A series of fics about Jily's first Christmas as a married couple. There's snow, and biscuit baking, (which goes terribly, horribly wrong) and mistletoe and Christmas trees. And James and Lily are content, for a while at least, to live in their little village and let the snow drift higher while they sit by the fireplace. Part of the Falling 'verse.

They'll have a hundred more New Years because they're young and in love and they have forever. A short ficlet about Jily's first New Year's together. Part of the Falling 'verse.

It's graduation day, but Hogwarts has a few uninvited guests... When Death Eaters crash graduation, Lily and James are forced to realize how fragile their world and their lives are. "These times are so uncertain. People are here today – and gone the next and you don't know how they were undone so fast," Lily said. "That's cheery," James told her. Part of the Falling 'verse.

It's the Marauders' last April Fools' at Hogwarts, and their carefully laid plans are threatened when Lily begins to ask awkward questions about their nicknames... Part of the Falling 'verse.

Lily's eight months pregnant, and it's time to start talking about godparents. Or; how James Potter asked Sirius Black to take care of his kid in the event of his and Lily's deaths. It's uplifting, really. Part of the Falling 'verse.

As Voldemort is rising in power, Lily Evans is falling in love. It happens so slowly she barely notices, and so quietly that she's the only one to know. James Potter has loved Lily Evans since practically the moment he met her, but even he's starting to lose hope. A Marauders' era fic that spans their fifth to seventh years, with all the pranks, angst, and fights that that entails.