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Kismet by Boogum    (Reviews - 35)

When a seer predicts that Draco Malfoy is Ginny's destiny, she immediately sets out to prove the prophecy wrong. Unfortunately, Fate doesn't listen to the ravings of irate redheads, and it doesn't help that her own thoughts are turning to the dark side.

Kissing the Wrong Ginny. by CCC    (Reviews - 294)

Draco and Pansy like to play games. What happens when a Polyjuice Plan goes wrong?

Letting It Happen by Elia Sheldon    (Reviews - 36)

The game of Truth or Dare unexpectedly brings Ginny and Draco together in his room.

Libera Me by Mynuet    (Reviews - 23)

The only person who believed her was the last person she'd believe - but things have changed, and the enemy of her new enemy is now her friend.

Look At Me by DeLaLune    (Reviews - 336)

Ginny finally has everything she's ever wanted. The boy of her dreams, top grades, and a way to finally break into the Golden Trio. When perfection turns out to be less than perfect she finds herself seeking solace in another journal. When this journal writes back, she is understandably worried—until she discovers the person writing back is a fellow student. A fellow student who refuses to divulge his identity. Does she want to know who this mystery person is? Or has she already revealed too much of herself?

Love by obssessedmadwoman    (Reviews - 15)

Sequel to Quidditch. Short, happy, and succinct. Un-understandable without having first read Quidditch.

Lover for a Day by SomethingsWicked    (Reviews - 21)

It's April Fools' Day at Hogwarts and Ginny plans to get revenge on her brother, Ron.

Lover's Potion by StrangerWithMyFace    (Reviews - 24)

Ginny takes a potion to give her the courage to go out and get the man she desires, and it doesn't turn out to be who she thinks it is. (Co-Written with Fearthainn)

Manipulation by UMBlueMusic    (Reviews - 7)

At the age of five, Draco Malfoy learned just how easy it was to get what he wanted. He never had much trouble in acquiring his desires until the one thing he desired was Ginny Weasley.

Masks by Selina Kyle    (Reviews - 13)

A lost wager leads to a night of revelations for Ginny.

Mildly Free by fabulousferret    (Reviews - 31)

Between the Hogwarts Battle and the marriage of Harry Potter to Ginevra Weasley, there was a break-up and a reconciliation. Between the two, there was an interlude with a Malfoy.

Mind Reader by StrangerWithMyFace    (Reviews - 27)

Ginny starts having strange visions of Draco Malfoy. Where are they coming from?

Mine by Findabhiar Aery    (Reviews - 144)

Draco Malfoy watched Ginny Weasley for years. Now, ten years after leaving Hogwarts, he has his chance in the world of big business.

Misunderstandings by LadyRhiyana    (Reviews - 110)

"He had never actually told her that he loved her. She supposed she should be grateful for that much, at least..." Post-Hogwarts. Auror!Ginny, vs Under-suspicion!Draco.

Need Versus Want by CCC    (Reviews - 102)

Ginny knows that Draco wants her. How does she convince him that he needs her?

Never Forgotten by Ladidah    (Reviews - 68)

A six-year old Ginny meets a seven-year old Draco in the Ministry of Magic while waiting for her father. An innocent friendship forms, and they remain playmates throughout their childhood—unbeknownst to their families. However, moving on to Hogwarts splits them, because they each have their own images and families to support—but they will never forget their childhood memories. Details what really happens behind the scenes between Draco and Ginny during the first five years at Hogwarts. Pairings: Draco/Ginny. NOTE: Temporarily abandoned until I find more inspiration. I did, however, halt my story at a good stopping point, which perhaps is why I'm so reluctant to begin again. Regardless, I hope you enjoy what is here, and I will write again when I have the time and motivation. ^^

Night Explorations by Yazethet    (Reviews - 34)

Draco in an invisibility cloak. Ginny in her nightshirt. Need I say more? Formatting issue corrected.

Noble Intentions by Persephone33    (Reviews - 47)

First Place Winner in Pud's Great Draco & Ginny Contest 2007.
After the war is over, Ginny makes a vow to restore stolen items to their rightful owners.

Not Enough by idreamofdraco    (Reviews - 30)

“I've got a proposition, for you,” Draco started. He took a sip of tea, glancing at her through his eyelashes as she eyed him warily. “And seeing how you took delicious advantage of me in my drunken and vulnerable state last night, I don't think you have any right to say no.” ABANDONED.

Not just friends any more by madalene3666    (Reviews - 127)

Ginny is surprised when Draco moves beyond friendship.

Not Quite an Affair by Rosalie    (Reviews - 522)

“You mustn’t tell them, Rose! Harry knows but Lily and the boys… you can’t breathe a word…”

When Rose Weasley went to her favorite aunt for advice on how to handle loving someone her family disapproved of, she never dreamed the older woman would have been able to relate so well. In the comfortable safety of her kitchen, Ginevra Potter told her niece everything and swore her to secrecy. But months later, when Ginevra notices that her daughter, Lily, is spending time with Scorpius Malfoy, Ginny realizes too late that the truth can never really be locked away. Children question their parents and their own identities and everyone must confront the past.

Observations of a Malfoy by Lissanne    (Reviews - 44)

Draco can't help but observe his new partner and wonder why she makes him feel the way no other ever has.

Of Brothels and Ice Cream by Boogum    (Reviews - 17)

Ron called it the brothel. Dean Thomas called it a good time. Molly and Arthur Weasley preferred not to think about it at all. Such was the response to Ginny Weasley’s latest attempt at playing entrepreneur.

Of Carnations and Candy Hearts by Cinderellen88    (Reviews - 42)

Ginny’s Valentine’s Day has an unexpected end.

Of Daisies and Damages by Saskia_181    (Reviews - 20)

Draco and Harry are both after Ginny, demanding that she make a choice between them. She chose neither. That was a decision, wasn't it? Apparently, they didn't think so.