In December 1976, Lily abandons her illegitimate daughter in the orphanage where a boy named Tom Riddle will be born a mere two hours later. As soon as Regulus finds out, he swears to find her but he's killed by Grindelwald before he can. In 1980 the Prophecy is told. On Halloween night 1981, Matthew Potter becomes the Boy-Who-Lived. AU. Dark!Evil!FemHP(eventually). SS/FemHP/TMR.

Eleanor Potter has been imprisoned in Nurmengard for the past ten years, after having killed Voldemort. Now, with Grindelwald's help and a particular spell, she's ready to get her revenge on the ones who used her all her life. It's a spell able to modify her reality as she wants it to. And what she wants is having the two most powerful dark wizards of the last century at her side.

The Girl-Who-Lived won; Magical Britain never recovered. As their world grows closer to another war, the surviving DA members concoct an elaborate plan that will see Iris Potter back in time to guide her younger self and prevent the war from ever happening. Fate however has other plans. GWL BWL, dark!Harry, timetravel, canon magic.

Parts of souls do not go on alone. When Voldemort returns to a body he is much more sane than before and realizes that he cannot go on as he started. Finding some old laws he sets out to reach his goals in another way. Harry will find his world turned upside down once more and we will see how people react when the evil is not acting how they think it should.

After hearing some plans that other people wanted for him, Harry Potter decides it's time to begin a new life, a new life away from Hogwarts and Albus Dumbledore. Hermione bashing, Ginny bashing, Molly Bashing and Dumbledore bashing, no slash, teenage boy/girl relationship. Non canon characters. Some strong language.

Astoria isn't able to conceive due to a misfired spell. Harry offers to be their surrogate, wanting to help one of his best friends. Draco agrees and while both think they can keep their hearts out of it, it will prove very difficult to just stay friends when Harry falls pregnant. Implied mature content; Mpreg; surrogacy; angst; cheating; arranged marriage; more warnings in story

The Cullens can afford anything… including companionship. All human drabblish, fan fic inspired by Joss Whedon's concept of companions in the series Firefly.

My sister keeps telling me the media is way too hard on Prince Edward—that he isn't an arrogant, self-entitled bastard and I'd like him if I got to know him. Right. The more time I spend with His Royal Heinous, the more I want him to leave me alone. But he won't, and since the tabloids already think I'm sleeping with him, he might as well kiss me.

For the Ancient and Noble House of Black, the height of power marked the beginning of its decline. A game of politics, for personal gain, for the good of everyone… but using Voldemort's rise to prevent a war was a gamble.– Winner of DLPs January Contest.

Tony Stark never thought he'd be a father, or share paternity of a child with a man. However when a complete stranger brings him an abused five year old and says he's his son he finds Daddy is his new favorite title. Will also be a Charmed crossover-past TS/JP, will be TS/BB SR/JP PH/LW WH/HP SS/LEP

Pure-blood Culture: Heiress Isla Potter wasn't sure who was more surprised when she randomly kissed Lord Slytherin—herself, the Dark Lord, or his Death Eaters.

Pure-blood Culture: Heir James Potter pretends interest in Miss Lily Evans because of his soul-mark: "It's appalling how you pursue a filthy Mudblood, Heir Potter. Have you no self-respect?"

Pure-blood Culture: The first time Heir Sirius Black actually uses her formal title, he gets it wrong. Jamie is no longer Heiress Potter. It isn't a nightmare. She's Lady Potter now.

Pure-blood Culture: In a moment of agony, Heiress Jamie Potter siphons Heir Lucius Malfoy's magic and, in so doing, changes the fate of the Malfoy family.

Pure-blood Culture: Heiress Jamie Potter would give almost anything for Heir Frank Longbottom to draw a different dare from the hat. So would he . . . at first.

Pure-blood Culture: Heiress Jamie Potter keeps one secret from her family—she's a Metamorphmagus. That secret and Heir Lucius Malfoy have the power to save her life.

Pure-blood Culture: Lord Lucius Malfoy's future bride, Hyacinth Gaunt, has been literally stolen away. He will do absolutely anything necessary to get her back.

Pure-blood Culture: Lady Siriana Black is sure she's living in a tragedy, but Heir James Potter is just as sure it's a fairytale. And, of course, he's the prince.

Pure-blood Culture: Misters Fred and George Weasley asked Lord Harry Potter to do whatever he could to keep the other alive. Now George must live with the consequences.

Pure-blood Culture: Heiress Daphne Greengrass thinks she is nothing more than a bit of sport to Heir Harry Potter. He's fully prepared to prove to everyone that he's serious.

Pure-blood Culture: Lady Jamie Potter wishes witches would stop throwing wizards at her. Master Regulus Black wishes witches would stop trying to compromise him.

Pure-blood Culture: Heir Regulus Black is not a simpleton. Lady Harriet Potter is not Heir James Potter's sister; she is, however, his daughter from the future.

Pure-blood Culture: Lady Astoria Potter has no intention of sharing her fears with her husband, Lord Harry Potter, about how Death will react to their son's impending birth.

Werewolf Culture: Alpha Hisolda Potter sneers as the scent of lust floods the compartment. The wizards are nothing when compared to Alpha Sköll Greyback. Nothing.

Pure-blood Culture: Lady Helene Potter knows she's going to die before she ever gets the chance to bond. Lord Charles Prewett proves her wrong.