Voldemort's grip on the wizarding world is tightening, and Dumbledore has a shocking suggestion for Harry. The seventh year sequel to 'Carpe Diem'.

Harry and Ginny meet in the library, over shared History of Magic sentiments. How... romantic. H/G.

Ron explains why it's okay for him if ever Harry and Ginny do get together. complete

Sequel to "Put Your Elbow in the Butter Dish, Harry" and "We Don't Need Mistletoes". H/G may be fate, but Harry thinks it's more than that...

And karma strikes back! This is the sequel to "Put Your Elbow in the Butter Dish, Harry". More fluff, some Quidditch action, and perhaps a snog or two...

When karma strikes, it drives a person to insanity. Harry Potter learns it the hard way. OotP spoilers!

When the prefects hold a one-of-its-kind beauty pageant, the students are all up for it. But will the reluctant Gryffindor contestant pull HIS act off perfectly? EPILOGUE UP; COMPLETED!

Maturity is an illusion. It's not what you do, but how you deal with things that happen. And sometimes, you need a friend to teach you exactly how to deal.

He sometimes felt like half a person." HarryGinny prose.

Ginny spends the night in the hospital wing after the battle at the ministry of magic. Her thoughts. Missing Moment - One shot HG Angst.

A tragic strike staggers the teens during a storm-ridden August. An accident occurs after emotions escalate, causing Harry and Ginny to age a little more, a little faster.

When Ginny makes a portrait of Harry for an art assignment, the ways they see each other are altered forever.

Humor, angst and adventure color Ginny Weasley's fifth year as she matures from the girl she is to the woman she will be. Her burgeoning powers are the least of her worries as her friendship with Harry darkens into something else. Updated 7-22

Tired of restless nights and grief-ridden thoughts, Harry gives up on the idea of sleep and in turn discovers that he is not quite as alone as he thought. HP/GW, takes place the summer after OotP. Spoilers.

For years Ginny Weasley has tried to stop her feelings for Harry Potter. She's even uprooted her life. But what happens when it's time to come face to face with him again?

'There was something very . . . distracting about her. The other day, she'd walked into the Great Hall during breakfast and he'd found himself staring at her so avidly that he'd dropped his toast.' Harry reflects on his changing feelings for Ginny.

Some things change, but thankfully, some things stay the same. HP-GW One-shot.

An accident during Quidditch practice makes Ginny realize that she could share her past with someone who understands, if she can only break through him.