Continuation of And Baby Makes Three. Draco and Ginny are the parents of two young sons. See who wins the battle for control of the Malfoy household. A collection of cookies and stories. This story is open ended, but technically complete. Each chapter is a stand alone story.Category: Long and Completed
Awww! I'm waiting for the next paragraph or two, when Draco's "advice" fails, and he gets a wet robe full of it! Just a wonderful story. I especially enjoyed your dialogue. It was dead on, from littlest Gareth to his smirking Da! - fallenwitch
Ginny is murdered by Voldemort, leaving Draco to raise their 7 year old daughter by himself. Can Molly and Draco overcome Ginny's death and move on? Based on the song "Molly smiles" and a part of my own personal life.Category: Completed Short Stories
I was incredibly moved by this story. I'm not a fan of song fics, but this had all of the other elements I find so essential in a story. It set a tone, told a story, and had a lot of heart. I loved the characters. They were well developed, and I really felt them. I also LOVED the way they spoke of Ginny as still being very much present even though she had died. Which is the way it is when someone essential to you has passed away. They don't disappear. Thanks!
Author's Response: thankyou for this wonderful review!
In a world where Death Eaters reign and good wizards hide in plain sight, preconceived notions must be redefined. AU for post-Hogwarts setting. WARNING: Allusion to H/Hr since I posted this at Portkey. Please don't bludgeon me; I almost did it myself.Category: Works in Progress
Bloody brilliant! Incredibly well done, as usual. Thank you for letting Ginny take the lead in going down to the kitchen to tell Draco off! I found that immensely satisfying. I think you do an amazing job of keeping Draco and Ginny in character as well as within the mood of your story with their snarky fighting, all the way into and during their sexual escapade. Amazing. Your Lupin appearance was priceless. Looking forward to your next installment.
I can't remember when I read the last update in this fic, but it's like riding a bike, you never forget! Those feelings and their intensity and the relationship and the panic all came rushing back as I read this chapter. It was wonderful. Should I close my eyes now or just scream at the opening of your next update?
Thank you so much for posting this update. I was shocked to see it as I heard rumors that you had left the D/G fandom for another one, one with fast cars and a lot of good looking men! Either way (and maybe both!!), you are much appreciated here! See you at your next update, whenever that is!
Author's Response: Thanks for the review! I guess I\'ve hit it big if I have \"rumors\" about me, LMAO. I did post on my LJ that my HP muse has been dead as of late, but I\'m not leaving. The only time I would leave is if I finally finished Hold Me, Heal Me and Pieces. Until then, you\'re stuck with me. And yes, you\'re dead on with the new fandom. It\'s very hard to resist!
My first Draco/Ginny. A short story written to be unique in the sense that its theme is simply a couple, in love, who make it. Draco/Ginny, because the author approves of them and their pink-haired babies. Rock on.Category: Completed Short Stories
Just lovely. I was sitting here, hesitant to leave a review because I really couldn't capture my response to this story in a coherent fashion. Then I realized what I loved about it so much. It is your Emily Dickinson like economy of words. Every word has a specific use, a meaning, and a purpose in this fic. It is the masterful understatement that drew me in and held me, tight, throughout the whole beautiful, angst ridden tale. Your Ginny feels very close to cannon to me, falling for such a tortured and eventually broken Draco, and being willing to give up everything for what shreds of a relationship remain. I also appreciate the fact that this fic rides on its own through the strength of your weaving and writing alone. There are no unexpected plot twists or unbelievable happenings or supernatural occurences. It's a simple but stunningly choreographed old-fashioned love story. Those are the kinds I love the best. The epilogue was well done. I especially loved the poignant closing scene. I'm also glad you wrote the epilogue because it allowed me the opportunity to catch this wonderful fic the second time around. I can't believe I missed it on its first go round. Thanks for the opportunity to share my thoughts. Hope to hear more from you in the future.
Author's Response: I...don't deserve that review. I really don't. I'm not that good. I wish I was! But I'm not. But I can't help saving it and re-reading it again and again.
I am glad, though, that you notice my careful word choice - the epilogue took me weeks and weeks to write because I wouldn't settle on one word or phrase, I had to find exactly the one I meant. It's good to know that effort didn't go to waste.
Thank you for something I don't deserve, but trust me, am valuing (guiltily) anyway.
Ginny breaks up with Draco. Draco doesn’t take it very well. The trials and tribulations of their relationship.Category: Works in Progress
Just read chpts 1-4 while grazing through the archives at dracoandginny.com. Wonderful banter, plot, tension, and, of course, characters (love that Blaise - bless his heart, as we say down here). I think it was really all the little touches - transfiguring toothpicks into Muggle money- that I admired. Will look forward to more chapters - whenever they fall out of the virtual sky. Cheers on your graduation!
Ginny realises that it helps to share how you feel.Category: Completed Short Stories
Why hasn't this fic gotten more reviews? It's wonderfully written, unfolds slowly and gracefully, leaving you with an unexpected hopefulness at the end. I think angst is not so fashionable. The last paragraph, which pulls the entire fic together, including Draco and Ginny in their loss, was just breathtaking. Well done.
Author's Response: Thanks, this fic was a bit hard to write with all the angst. I'm glad that you liked it - cheers me up when people say that!
Draco gets in trouble with his Medi-witchCategory: Completed Short Stories
Okay, that sentence about his frown line was hysterical. What a great scene. Great banter, Great humor. Well done.
Draco Malfoy is so mean to Ginny Weasley.Category: Completed Short Stories
I hate fluff. Hate it, but I LOVE your fluff. It was precision timing, tightly wound, and pacing, just urging the reader on and on as hint after hint was dropped about Draco's true feelings for Ginny. The ending was priceless! Monday! An absolute treasure of a story. Thanks for another wonderful gem from an astounding author. - fallenwitch (aka big fan)
Author's Response: Hi! I know I\'m late with the response, but thank you very much for your feedback! It made my day, and I\'m really glad you enjoyed :)
Draco and Ginny have sort of a thing going. Unfortunately, Ginny has one going with very many people. But Draco doesn't really care. No, he doesn't. Does he?Category: Long and Completed
Just finished chapters 1-3. What a fabulous read. It is emotionally evocative and full of angst, which I adore! All that sex is just a guise - the physical banter back and forth between two people who are emotionally attracted to each other but too psychologically defended to realize it. Slut? Did someone say slut? Well, that's a little too judgemental a word for me to use. We all have our issues. I think she's using the only means of effective communication she has with our infamous Slytherin. You know, speaking to him in a language he understands. Bravo for a great fic!!! I look forward to more. [In response to the other issue about chapter 4. As a fellow author, if you've posted chapter 4, but it isn't up yet that means that it is still awaiting cabal approval. They must approve each and every post before it goes up. This can take a few hours to several days. It just depends on how busy they are. I usually put an AN's on my old chapter telling readers this and uring them to check back in a day to see if it's posted yet. I hope that helps.]
For what it's worth, I think your writing is inspired! It is evocative, humorous, sensual, and tension filled in the best page turning sense of the word. This story has been marvelous. I loved the unhurried, gradual unfolding of their relationship and the unusual focus on micro interactions between the two. I will read on to the end and hope you will be back and writing away furiously in a couple of months! I remain a huge fan...fallenwitch
Well, darling, I had to cruise around to find the ending to this marvelous little fic you've woven, and it was worth every single second. Your fic has stuck in my mind (unusual) as one which I needed to come back to for completion. I adored it. You tenderly displayed Ginny's unbelievable emotional vulnerability, hidden beneath that sexual subterfuge, in a way I found both compelling and unforgettable. Thanks for the ride. - fallenwitch
He can't help but watch her dance through life.Category: Completed Short Stories
Powerful and well done. A simple fic which drew me in until I felt like I was hearing the music as well. Thanks for sharing this one with us.
*Winner of the Draco/Ginny Fanfiction Award for Best Novel Length Story.* "Perhaps not everything is as black and white as it appears. Perhaps, even my father was tangled in a web of his own emotions, and in the end it spelled his death. Perhaps I too will share his fate, dying not for the cause I believe in, but for that which I cannot foresee." The ever weaving threads of our own decisions can lead to irrevocable knots, and when Lucius Malfoy is destroyed by unexpected forces, his son, Draco, is thrown into a world of political intrigue, insatiable passion and desperate gambits, opening doors he never thought to look for, and creating a life he never thought he would have as his own.Category: Long and Completed
Absolutely intoxicating, as usual. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you! for NOT making Ron a unidimensional, reactional prat who constantly attempts to push Draco away from Ginny without regards to her feelings/needs. It is amazing to watch your Draco losing but surely losing control. She is changing him as much as he is changing her. Her power over him is as great as his over her. I love the illusion of power and control that you are giving me, even he is fooled. I have to disagree with other reviews. I think Ginny is quite powerful in this story. That power seems to come from being truly who she is. Oh, I also love the way you lay open Draco's unabashed calculating nature and let us see that working in the way he think and acts and breaths. This is just amazing. Okay, I'm beginning to breath again before I click for the next chapter!
Author's Response: Ron's got just as many layers as Draco, but often they're just more abrasive. I think of Ron as red, and Draco, a cool, calm gray. But gray is the color of storms, and red, of fire... Do you see what I mean? Am I just babbling? Bah... I think Draco's and Ginny's is a great love. He's losing everything to her, and in turn, she's giving everything to him.
I'm on the edge of my seat, with white knuckles gripping my computer mouse. Help! It's looking darker and darker. Can't wait.
Author's Response: The darkness comes.
Beautiful. Just beautiful. And the tension just keeps building and building to what looks like a hopelessly brutal ending. What I found most moving in this particular chapter were all the achingly painful missed signals, no one could connect with any one else, and we had a ring side seat for it all. Obviously Draco and Ginny. But also Severus and Hermione. Pansy and Ron. Harry and Ginny. Even Crabbe and Goyle being unable to attain even a smidgen of what Draco has with women. You were able to interweave and mixed every thing so seamlessly that it never felt forced. Amazing. Only one more chapter? Hard to believe.
Author's Response: Thank you! A hopelessly brutal ending? You'll have to wait and see. However, I will tell you that the last chapter has within it shades of things to come. It was sad how, even though everyone was connected, nobody could connect. It's all rather hopeless. I'm happy you enjoyed the fic thus far... It is hard to believe, isn't it? I'm already working on the sequel and I can't believe its done!
And so a new classic is born... Thanks for the ride and one of the most amazing psychological portrayls of Draco I have ever read. Sequel? Did someone say sequel? I can only hope...
Author's Response: A new classic? Thank you kindly. I'm very pleased that you liked Draco so much. And for thinking that mine was one of the most amazing psychological portrayls you've ever read. A sequel is in the making.
After Harry’s death, Ginny Potter fled the wizarding world. Now, ten years later, she has returned and has to face her family, the press, and the prospect of a new romance.Category: Long and Completed
Wow. Draco hiding in the closet during the attack on Hogwarts was powerful! A great twist to the story. Almost engaged to a muggle? You like taking risks. I love it!
Oh, don't apologize for this chapter. I thought the scene between Draco and Evan was priceless. I especially liked Draco's honest answer about being friends w/Hary.
I was taken with this line. Harry lives on in you. You just need to learn how to look for him. I think that you've managed to give Evan alot of his father's qualities and traits- fierce loyalty, stubborn to a fault, a touch moody. Looking forward to your next update!
I was very taken by the Draco in the coffeeshop. He is so very Draco-ish and in line with cannon. I also liked Molly's telling Ginny to get on with it and stop guilting over Harry. She is the sensible Molly I like. The references to Luna Lovegood and the Quibbler were priceless. Looking forward to your next installment. Oh, I think Draco is absolutely right- he will get what he wants in the end.
You know the rhyme... first comes love, then comes marriage... Except it doesn't quite work out that way for Draco & Ginny.Category: Long and Completed
What a great beginning! You've done a great job of foreshadowing many things to come as well as weaving in bits and pieces of the past. Every tightenly written, witty repartee, strong characters. I can't wait until the next chapter!
I have to say that I think your dialogue is just genius!
That last paragraph was just lovely. Thank you.
Draco faces sixth year without his father's support, but standing alone in Slytherin is by no means easy. Can he do it alone? Or will he need help...Category: Long and Completed
Wow. I really loved that. You did a wonderful job of setting the mood, the background, and a terrific job with Draco's psyche. I could just see him standing there alone on the pitch.