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The Five Fives by turkish    (Reviews - 17)

Every day was a new discovery.

You Called Me Fat by greeneyes0419    (Reviews - 28)

“You called me fat!” Ginny accused him, trying to reach out and slap him.

“I did not call you fat,” Draco protested, trying valiantly to keep from being hit.

Stalemate by riegue    (Reviews - 20)

When Ginny came running to Draco during an ungodly hour of night (or day, strictly speaking), she'd better have a good reason for it.

Torn Between Ice and Emeralds by CrystalM    (Reviews - 93)

COMPLETED! -- A broken-hearted Ginny Weasley lets go of Harry Potter to let him fight the good fight and starts her sixth year at Hogwarts. Draco Malfoy follows Snape back to Death Eater headquarters after Dumbledore's death to even more danger than he had just left, realising too late that he has made his greatest mistake yet. Is anyone likely to forgive him? Finding himself a refugee within the walls he had conspired against, he witnesses a scene that alters his perception of a concept he had previously found to be a waste of time: Love. This change allows him to grow away from the model Death Eater his father had been sculpting him into in an effort to find out what he really believes in with the help of his new friendship found in the youngest Weasley. Meanwhile, Ginny struggles with her harboured feelings for the man destined to save the Wizarding world, unknowingly losing her affections with every passing day to his childhood enemy. Please leave me a review!

Faerie Tales and Dragonflies by gidge_8    (Reviews - 200)

Light-hearted and fun. Ginny Weasley finds herself the target of a bit of manipulation while helping Narcissa Malfoy plan her 25th anniversary ball until mischief and a little mayhem land her squarely in a Cinderella situation. Romance abounds, with a litle help from the faeries. Winner - Best Portrayal of Ginny Weasley - 2008 dg ficexchange.

Theories on How Danger Finds Us by Alexandria Malfoy    (Reviews - 71)

Ginny's knack for getting into trouble follows her as she goes away for college, forcing her into a dangerous situation.

Masks by Selina Kyle    (Reviews - 13)

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

Where I Stand by Adelagia    (Reviews - 431)

Hired by the Malfoys to manage their public relations after a bout of bad press, Ginny discovers that some relationships just aren't meant to stay strictly professional.

What Potter Doesn't Know by Pipperstorms    (Reviews - 38)

Potter is an idiot. He sits there, flirting, horribly, I might add, and still he gets no where. That’s because he doesn’t know the rules, wouldn’t know them even if they bit him. Fortunately, I know the rules. Not that it matters, the rules don’t apply to me. I’m not arrogant; I’m right. It isn’t being cocky if it’s true. When he wouldn’t pay her any attention, she went and found someone who would. Lucky girl, she caught the eye of the only man in this school who knew how to worship her properly.

Confessions by ReverseBeauty    (Reviews - 16)

Secrets are revealed within one night.

Draco's Pet by CCC    (Reviews - 149)

Ginny wakes with no memory. Should she believe the blond man with the gray eyes? Why would he lie to her?

What a Malfoy Wants by Magical Whimsy    (Reviews - 11)

There were a few things Draco never thought he'd experience as a reformed Death Eater, true love being one of them, so he was pleasantly surprised when Ginny Weasley came crashing through the unguarded gates of his heart.

The Rules of Engagement by dragonsangel68    (Reviews - 136)

After accepting a foolish dare at a party Draco finds himself breaking the very rules he set for his own self preservation, and his life has been irreversibly turned upside down. He knows what he has to do to restore order to his once carefree life, but finding the strength is a challenge he appears not to be able to meet.

Velamentum by ClairdeLune    (Reviews - 44)

While on a mission for the Order, Ginny Weasley is captured by an unknown nemesis. She is taken to the Velamentum, an order shrouded in mystery. A proposition is given to her. She accepts, and her world is turned upside down. Concepts she firmly believed in are challenged. Friends become enemies, enemies become allies. Trust is non-existent, danger abounds. And in the midst of this, Ginevra Weasley manages to fall in love. But does she love a friend? Or a dangerous enemy?

Contractual Obligations by gidge_8    (Reviews - 751)

Selling herself into a marriage contract, Ginny finds herself playing a deadly game, ultimately pitting her husband against her lover and a father against his son. Many twists and turns, depth and evil characters - and a long story of sweet and true love.

New! Epilogue is up! Yes, I know, the story has been "complete" for a couple of years, but this ending has been partially written for a long time and it ties up some loose ends.

Promise Us Everything by Eustacia Vye    (Reviews - 130)

The fallout of a magical clandestine war is difficult to wade through, and reconstructing society takes work to be done right. Unfortunately, too many old prejudices remain. Ginny sees the world for what it is and is determined to fix it properly. This leads to all sorts of unlikely allies.

Ginny Gets Her Man:Part 2 Draco's View by CCC    (Reviews - 14)

How does Draco feel about his impending nuptials?

Millions and Millions of Malfoys (And One Very Sleep-Deprived Ginny) by Anise    (Reviews - 401)

Ginny Weasley is absolutely sure that Draco Malfoy is hatching a particularly evil plot as junior head of the Ministry Department of Culture, and that it definitely involves puppy-strangling, bribing officials, and consistently wearing trousers tailored very tight in back. Or at least it's a theory that makes sense when she's been surviving on two hours of sleep a night for far too long, and Draco keeps vetoing her sketches for the new marble statues at the Ministry fountain. But then Luna Lovegood gives her a potion with some very curious effects, and Ginny finds that she just may have to revise her opinions about those evil trousers...

A Parody of Pearls by starlit skyes    (Reviews - 12)

Ginny can't find the expensive pearl necklace her mother-in-law, Narcissa, gave her. She doesn't want to imagine how Draco would react. Join Ginny in her panic as she searches wildly for the dratted item of jewelry, and the hilarity that ensues.

In the Headmaster's Office by sevs_girl    (Reviews - 26)

Ginny Weasley and Draco Malfoy are summoned to the headmaster's office after their children get into a brawl at school.

Malfoys Do Not Show Weakness by Januarybaby    (Reviews - 11)

Malfoys do not cry. Draco Malfoy learnt this unshakable rule at the tender age of three, but when has Draco ever followed the rules?