So much for Celtic love spells and ancient medallions: in his quest to destroy Voldemort, Harry finds himself babysitting a bloody reptile.

SEQUEL to In The House of the Quick and the Hungry. Harry wants Ginny, Ginny wants the world, and let's face it, the world wants Harry and Ginny to be together. Featuring night clubs, rock stars, and flying red convertibles. Set in Ginny's 7th year.

The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth as Ginny knows it. No fluff, no angst, just the straight dope. Now with Hermione's POV in chapter two.

How James fell in love with Lily, how Lily fell in love with James, how both of them hurt Peter, and how Peter betrayed them in the end.

The finer aspects of Ginny Weasley's life, all entwined, in their own way, within the story of how she wound up with Harry Potter.

It's been two years since Percy died, but in the wake of their engagement, Harry and Ginny forgot all about it. Now Harry's come to pay his respects, and ask permission: from the only brother who might not have wanted to give it.

As a matter of interest, some drabbles.

In which Ginny loves a broom, Harry loves Ginny, and I practice the art of writing fluff. Set in the same universe as House of the Quick and the Hungry, and though reading that story is certainly not necessary, I would really love it if you did!

Slughorn said she should have been in his House. Well she rather thought that too, at first. A different spin on Lily Evans's sorting.

The DA, a leader under pressure, and a troubled little sisterwith only one question: Do you believe in magic?

Ginny is determined to be over Harry Potter, and when he confesses his feelings for her she tries to dismiss them as passing infatuation. But how long can she hold out against fate? A piece of my juvenilia, posted as a testament of progress, I suppose.

A companion of sorts to 17 Minutes Till Midnight in Casablanca. It takes place exactly one year later, between Harry and Ginny. A piece of my juvenilia, and not in the same universe as my other works.

My first fic. What's the point of 'getting over' someone? Ginny's 'over' Harry Potter, but she finds being perpetually strung up in midair above his head to be nearly as frustrating as the infatuation.

Sirius Black sits in the kitchen at Grimmauld Place on New Year's Eve, when in walks Ginny Weasley. She's pretty and he's a bit smashed, but she's supposed to be with Harry. What happens? This is a missing moment from OotP, and is part of my juvenilia.