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A Bed Made for One by Sarea Okelani    (Reviews - 121)

And in the darkness bind them.

A Trying Breath by Ephemere    (Reviews - 131)

A horrifying experience has been pushed aside, and people try to get on with their normal lives. But that experience soon turns into distant memories. Distant memories soon turn into haunting nightmares. When nightmares turn into reality, what can a certain group of Hogwarts students do to keep a certain redhead from slipping away? D/G story you've never quite seen before. Contains trips to the library, snogging, unexpected romance, and dreaming Gryffindors.

Along Came A Wizard by fallenwitch    (Reviews - 642)

A bet, a wanted witch, and a magical contract land Draco in a most unexpected situation. Can his Slytherin soul survive intact or will he succumb to one redheaded witch in bondage? Snarky humor, romance, and a pinch of angst. “I don’t want it. I didn’t order it. Now leave me the fuck alone.” He slammed the door closed. Only it didn’t close due to the enormous boot wedged into its threshold. One loud grunt later and it flung back open, almost hitting him in the face. Draco reflexively leaned back, and that’s when she was thrust into his unsuspecting arms.

And You Love It by MrsDanielRadcliffe    (Reviews - 79)

Written for the DG Fic Exchange on LJ for slytherinwench. Draco and Blaise make a bet concerning the lovely Miss Weasley. Loosely based upon Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion.





After Chapter Five posts later today or tomorrow, it will officially be COMPLETE!

Buttercup by MemoriesFade    (Reviews - 776)

Trying to escape the pain of her daughter's death, Ginny runs to Pennsylvania to start anew. Almost six years later, a man from her past walks back into her life, reopening old wounds and setting in motion a journey of discovery, sorrow, and joy.

Conflict Resolution by Adelagia    (Reviews - 190)

Draco and Ginny hate each other with a passion. The end. Well, no, not really.

Drunk by sugarbear_1269    (Reviews - 38)

From a dark corner of the wizarding nightclub, she watches him get drunk.

Evil, Conniving, Lying Slytherin by CCC    (Reviews - 21)

Ginny asks Draco to tell her what she wants to hear. If she believes what he says, does she have anyone to blame but herself? Is it possible he was telling the truth?

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.

Final Offer by yomoedmb    (Reviews - 13)

For years they’ve been content with messing around no strings attached. A problem arises causing Ginny to make choices in her life. She finally decides to do it her way.

Forgiveness by idreamofdraco    (Reviews - 9)

Sequel to Tears and Mistakes. Hope can be renewed, but can Draco be forgiven? One-shot.

Ginny's Bad Day by Mynuet    (Reviews - 35)

Ginny is having the worst day of her life... And then it gets better. An epilogue/followup to "The Plan", although I think it can stand alone.

Hesperides' Apple by ogygiasylph    (Reviews - 871)

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.

His Camellias by livvyharris    (Reviews - 21)

Companion/Sequel to His Hands, but both can be read on their own.

“My mother grows camellias in her greenhouse. They’re my favorite. I always thought they were the color of blood, but they’re the exact color of your hair. Whenever I see them now, I think of you.”

Second in the 'His' Trilogy

Hitting Draco Upside the Head by CCC    (Reviews - 34)

Ginny and Draco argue over a misunderstanding. Half the fun of arguing is making up.

I Have Never Felt Your Fear by Echo    (Reviews - 252)

Ginny learns a thing or two about what being a Slytherin can really be like through an unexpected source.

I Hear the Secrets that You Keep, When You're Talking in your Sleep by CCC    (Reviews - 134)

Ginny talks in her sleep. Draco finds out some interesting things.

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

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

Lantern Walks by Adelagia    (Reviews - 50)

How two lost souls manage to find each other in the darkness.

Lemondrop Conspiracy by Lirie Halliwell    (Reviews - 53)

When a Quidditch incident sends Ginny Weasley into the Hospital Wing, Draco must conquer his innermost hysterical tendencies to endure her company throughout the duration of his detention. However, unbeknownst to him, sinister conspiracy has been woven by three unlikely allies.

Looking Out For Me by lookwhatidid    (Reviews - 17)

Ginny Weasley and Draco Malfoy are two individuals that do much better just like that: individually. When looking out for themselves involves keeping the other away, it begins to dawn on them that maybe they've got it all wrong. What happens when their hearts decide that perhaps two is always better than one?

Mistakes by idreamofdraco    (Reviews - 10)

Sequel to Tears. It's been ten years and all he can think about are his mistakes. One-shot.

My Anything by Eienvine    (Reviews - 363)

It's an old spell and an older oath, and Draco Malfoy would have laughed them off were he not in his present situation. Things being as they are, however, being married to Ginny Weasley might just be the answer to his problems. Pre-HBP.

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 This Time by antidote    (Reviews - 53)

A knock sounded at her door, and Ginny smiled slightly. Five years of absolute closeness, yet Draco refused to be ‘vulgar.’ Knocking on the door, he said, was more honorable than simply bursting into her home or appearing in her fireplace. Giving her the privacy she needed, he said, was more upstanding than forcing his company on her when unwanted.