Ginny is tired of being over looked. She hatches a scheme with the help of her best friend to not be ignored...Category: Works in Progress
Draco meets his match. Interesting start.
Author's Response: and only just then beginning.
“'Weasley…wait,' he mumbled. Ginny, shocked, turned to stare at him... " It's the last train ride home of the year. Draco reflects on who he is, as well as what he is to Ginny.Category: Completed Short Stories
The way you've written Draco's introspection is quite wonderful, the way he is continually startled and appalled by Lucius' darkness in his own facial reflections. The memory fragment involving Narcissa was excellent, especially as it took experience and maturity for him to understand what was really happening from his mother's point of view. A beautiful story. And yes, I would've loved to see Ginny's reaction. Would you be tempted to write a series of shorts like this?
Author's Response: Perhaps, but I\'m not quite sure yet. I have been brainstorming a lot of plot bunnies right now, but it\'ll take some time for them to form. Thanks!
Draco and Ginny in a muggle plane... An empty bathroom... Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Mile High ClubCategory: Completed Short Stories
Ooph. The name's "Hanky, Disposable Hanky." Funny, especially since this Ginny's a bit full of herself and all her gorgeousness.
Author's Response: Hanky, Disposable Hanky I like it!
It is on days such as this, when the sky seems so perfect it hurts, when her heart is left aching and bare to the thought of him, that the shackles on her soul are tightened and she can keep him at bay no longer.Category: Completed Short Stories
Wonderful character sketch. I love the tantalizing hints you've dropped about Draco and the Order, and really felt Ginny's frustration. Too many beautiful images and phrases to isolate, but the pearly quill, the memory of bloody handprints, the quicksilver veins all mesh into a collective prose-poem whole. The perfect counterpart to the Tempest. I love how they even end with the same phrase. Well done.
Author's Response: Thanks! I worked hard on making their seperate lives joined, as they each parody the others life. Ginny\'s is so full of laughter and life, even if she remains apart from it, and Draco\'s is little but darkness and death, and he\'s caught in the thick of it. I love how they are each caught in their love for one another, but both deem it as a weakness in such trying times. I\'m interested to see how this works out.
What does a broken heart want? Ginny is trying to figure that out in a dysfunctional relationship with Draco Malfoy. Can he help her or is it just a game?Category: Works in Progress
I love the transition at the end of the story, their vulnerability. Beautiful job.
Author's Response: Thank you. I liked the idea of two broken people coming together and helping each other.
Ginny catches Harry with another woman. What will she do for revenge?Category: Works in Progress
I enjoy your sweet Ginny and Draco. Lovely story.
Author's Response: Thank you. I like Draco to be sweet every once in a while.
Draco and Ginny finally let go of all inhibititions and give into one another.Category: Completed Short Stories*** An outtake from chapter 13 of White Noise.
I love Draco's impatience and Ginny's release in this smut-cookie. I'm still annoyed that he's allowing himself to be implicated in Harry's murder, but that will only make it more exciting when he is absolved. Ginny has to show how talented she is by saving him from himself and his enemies, of course.
The war cost many people many things, not the least of which, in a certain Slytherin's eyes, was the loss of his family stronghold, Spungen House, on the mysterious Malfoy Island. When a strange, brown haired girl with orange high tops buys the island and moves into Spungen House, he really, REALLY isn't happy.Category: Works in Progress
Ooh, don't mess with Miss Ginny! Marc Goldstein was incredibly loathesome, a relative of OotP DA's Anthony? Let me guess, the little animal poking its head out from under the bush---a ferret? He seems to know the difference between Muggle and Wizarding footwear...
Ginny had always wanted to learn to dance properly, but she's surprised to find her class leaves her wanting more from her teacher.Category: Completed Short Stories
Inspired by a night of "So You Think You Can Dance" and some imagination.
Terrific, you're here! A definite yes for Dance/Smut, and your Draco and Ginny can leave smudges on my mirrors any day.
Author's Response: Thanks! ^_^ Yayy for mirror smudges.
A fun little one shot. Featuring: Draco, rain, Ginny, mud puddles, and a kiss...Category: Completed Short Stories
Very sweet, but it changed direction right at the spot where it was getting interesting. Confounded potato-shopping distractions. :^}
Author's Response: Hahaha, yeah, I know. I didn\'t want to make more out of it than a short one-shot. That\'s why I didn\'t expand on their blossoming relationship... Thanks for the review!!
Ginny's been a bad, bad girl.Category: Completed Short Stories
Very steamy. This must've been fun to write.
When Ginny Weasley becomes Draco Malfoy's wife, he suspects neither her true identity nor her dangerous motives. But when all Hell breaks lose and their relationship takes unexpected turns, there is more at stake than preserving their marriage--namely, preserving their lives.Category: Long and Completed
Now that it has progressed from the fluffy, showy society matron preparation scenes to this very intense and dark oath-taking chapter, I am hooked on this story. I love its plunge into the shadows. Ginny's desparation is palpable. Really good work.
Author's Response: Thank you very much :) I felt as though every \"fluffy, showy society\" has darker roots, and here they are. Why else would a Weasley, brought up in a healthy and balanced environment like Ginny was, ever go for Malfoy\'s twisted world? Unfortunately, she\'s playing with fire and cannot escape unharmed--if she can escape at all.
Very powerful chapter. I am in dread of what will happen to Ginny now, assuming Draco now knows her identity. Good job building the suspense.
Author's Response: Thank you. Mea culpa for the confusion I caused, but Draco doesn\'t know who she is yet... I just assumed that seeing his wife kissing someone else would justify his anger, regardless of who the dead bloke is. At that point, however, he couldn\'t see Harry (I am REALLY going to have to rewrite a few passages here... eep...)
Draco Malfoy is on trial for his past and there's only one person that can save him from the dementor's kiss, Ginny Weasley! Can she uncover the truth and set him free? Or will she uncover more to Draco Malfoy than meets the eye? Meanwhile, Ginny is in her own world of trouble. Can she ever tell Harry the truth? How will her family take her new string of lies? Rated for later chapters.Category: Works in Progress
Hello Lilliana,
You can reorganize the order of your chapters under the edit function of Account Info:Manage Stories.
Author's Response: The chapters are in order. They have been for awhile, just for some reason they were validated in different orders.
Draco gets a letter from a 'secret admirer' and is rather... distraught.Category: Completed Short Stories
Your Ginny is a very winsome young lady. I love that Draco doesn't have the slightest idea what hit him.
Author's Response: No idea whatsoever! lol
Narcissa Malfoy wants Draco married off-- and quickly! So, she chooses to send him to a date coach of sorts. What Narcissa wants, Narcissa gets! *Fun, fluff!*Category: Long and Completed
Maelyn, I can't believe I missed the last chapter when you posted. What fun your story is, and I really have to express my admiration for your feather light touch. Your Ginny and Draco are completely winsome and delightful. Not a jarring word in their dialogue!
Author's Response: Yeah, I like the fluff! I am having so much fun with this! Thanks for the review!
I really wish I could drop my "bad habits" as fast as Draco drops his dates ;^D. Again, another fun and delightful chapter, full of UST. That's going to be one heck of a charity ball!
Author's Response: Yeah, now he\'s droppin\' \'em for a *different* reason..... hmmmm
THanks for the review!
*COMPLETE* Destiny knew better than to bring these two together. One man, determined to draw back an errant Malfoy, is not so wise, and Ginny soon finds herself caught up in events that are not quite Fate.Category: Long and Completed
Jonathan Pierce is a very interesting character. I like his sense of ridiculousness with regards to Voldemort. Nice touch. I'm fascinated to see what the candle brings Ginny.
The little lesson that Draco taught Ginny was perfect, although it will be interesting to see how that backfires on him. The story of Pierce killing his mother was bloodchilling, and Snape's conversation with him was very interesting. Excellent story.
Something tells me Jonathan Pierce hasn't got the faintest idea that the hole he's digging for himself just sank way over his head. I see why you had difficulty with this chapter; it's hard to pull off this sort of manipulation in a convincing way, but you've managed very well.
The morning after a one-night-stand Draco tries to recollect the events of last night's encounter with an unknown witch (Ginny).Category: Completed Short Stories
Mmm, lovely. Very sexy.
Author's Response: Thank you very much, kind of to review.
This poem is about Draco and Ginny (duh) though it doesn't directly say it. Its my first fanfic. Also its very dark and such with lots of symbolism.Category: Poetry
This is quite a lovely poem. The ending is a bit morbid for me. I kept hoping that it was "Le Petit Mort" that Fire and Ice died of, but even so, there is a nice interplay of quenching and melting, crushing and dousing. Good job.
Author's Response: Thank you for the review! I kept changing it around before I posted it, so I am glad that it turned out well! I am glad that the quenching-melting, crushing-dousing worked out well. I am happy that you enjoyed it! Thanks again!
*Completed* Someone finds a "Good Wife For Life" site on the Internet, but Ginny gets to the package first. Who in the wizarding world wants a mail-order-bride, and what'll happen when this particular parcel is signed/sealed/delivered?Category: Completed Short Stories
I already wrote this on the ginnylovesdraco community site, but it's worth archiving here: I love this fun and funny story. You have a wonderfully light touch!
Draco has managed to raise two sons (with a wee bit of help from his lovely wife, Ginny) without scarring them (too much) for life. But now he has a pair of teenage daughters...Category: Works in Progress
Bullwer-Lytton, the god of fanfiction! I wondered when he would show up. AND a Hufflepuff. I almost inhaled my coffee when out came the Big Pink Book of Doom. It sounded like Rauri was the sort to set up man-traps in the garden. I love little girls as scary creatures stories. Hilarious!
Author's Response: And Draco\'s daughters are the worse. Sly and cunning or out right scary. And he thinks they are sweet girls. HA! And Bulwer-Lytton, I just couldn\'t resist!
When Ginny Weasley travels to Vancouver to do research for the Department of Mysteries, she learns much more than she ever expected about life, love, and Draco Malfoy.Category: Completed Short Stories
Ginny and Draco have moved to Gastown. How wonderful is that! I just love your unorthodox British Wizardry meets with West Coast First Nations, and the character of Joseph is great too. The thing that really made me laugh is, knowing the Museum of Anthro, they probably have a unofficial Dept. of Mystics somewhere for real, with bonafide medicine men/women. And they would probably agree wholeheartedly with the aspects of love, or at least that love is the major aspect.
The way that Draco and Ginny ease themselves into love is also quite wonderful. I love that first kiss. So, altogether this is quite the unusual, imaginative and terrific story.
Author's Response: I\'m happy you think the Vancouver setting works. I was a little worried about that! I also don\'t know a whole lot about the ideas behind First Nations art, but I figured that love is at the center of most religions/philosophies/world-views, so it probably wasn\'t too far off.
I originally had the whole story on a much more compact time-line, but decided it was completely unrealistic and threw it out the window. You can\'t hurry love, after all.
Anyway, I had better stop rambling before I start channelling more Motown groups. Thanks for the review!