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Here to satisfy the impeccable affinity for white-blond-silver meets red-chocolate-freckles. :) If you'd like to see my fics, art, recommendations for fics and authors, or general HP-related links and etc, please check out the Memories section of my livejournal. I'm currently working on a few stories. The more feedback a fic gets, the more swiftly the inspiration flows, and the faster I'll put up a new chapter. I also love alluding to cool people, especially enthusiastic reviewers. (For a mortifyingly apt example of this tendency, check out the fifth chapter of "Ginny Weasley and the Online Date.") Nerdiness is uber-cool. :oD

Hey, Baby -- how can I know so many digits of pi and not the digits of your phone number?

Diversionary Tactics by Mourning Broken Angel    (Reviews - 104)

*Winner of Rainpuddle's Great Draco & Ginny Fic Contest 2006* Covert operative needed- Passport, intrigue and romance required; no experience necessary. Please enquire within.

Downfall by Mourning Broken Angel    (Reviews - 169)

An explosion in the Potions classroom leaves behind a raving Potions Master, a bloody Draco, and a certain redhead we all love having a moment of altruistic weakness. Ginny's kindness makes Draco very suspicious, leading him to destroy her goodwill. In retribution, Ginny decides to put some embarrassing information about Draco to good use. Ahh, nothing like one-upmanship to kindle a little romance.

Draco's Dangerous Dilemma by Anise    (Reviews - 1418)

All Ginny wants is to get the upper hand just once with drool-worthy hunk of man candy and callous playboy Draco Malfoy before he moves on to his next careless conquest. So how did this simple plan lead to time travel, nefarious plots involving the most infamous whorehouse in the wizarding world, and the teenaged Draco’s achingly sweet, chocolate-flavored kisses? Even Draco Malfoy was innocent once, as Ginny learns all too well…

Chapter ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN Quote of the Day:

THE LAST CHAPTER

The minutes ticked by, long enough for Ginny to know that against all reason, all common sense, she still wanted impossible things from him. But she would leave. Even after today, even when her body ached from him and for him, when she could feel that he had begun to shape her to him, she would turn around and leave him. I will, I will, she thought.

“You don’t understand,” said Draco.

“Oh?” Ginny said stiffly. “At least he hadn’t touched her, she thought. She would not be able to find the strength to pull herself away from him, and she knew it.

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.

Faking It by turkish    (Reviews - 26)

Draco and Ginny are pretty bad at faking it.

Written for the 2011 D/G Fic Exchange. Winner of Snarkiest Conversation and Mod's Choice (thank you, Seegrim!).

Fire, Ice, and Asian by twiddlekinks    (Reviews - 7)

Angsty Chinese Ravenclaw meets Slytherin+Gryffindor couple. A bit of Ginny/Draco/Cho.

Friday Night by turkish    (Reviews - 26)

Ginny finds out what she's been missing out on when she ventures into a Muggle nightclub.

Ginny Weasley and the Online D8 by twiddlekinks    (Reviews - 164)

The wizard dating scene is utterly boring. Tired of the same old stuff, Ginny Weasley turns to the Internet, specifically online dating services. Whom does she find?

Ginny Weasley and the Trouble With Post-Its by fluff ducky    (Reviews - 46)

Ginny Weasley's life has been turned upside-down, inside-out, and into total madness ... all because of an evil little 3 by 3 inch paper ... D/G, with a side order of Luna/Blaise.

Happy New Year by Thalia    (Reviews - 12)

Written for a prompt by Sharlene once upon a time, this short story features, among other things, a tree-house, a new year celebration, and one-on-one naughty Quidditch.

Here's To You by sweetpea    (Reviews - 18)

When one life ends, another begins.

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.

Home and Heart by gidge_8    (Reviews - 68)

Sequel to "The Journey Home." Ginny has finally come to terms with her grief, but much of her life remains in turmoil as a new mystery beckons her back to the one place she doesn't want to be, in an effort to free her lover from his family's past mistakes.

How to Wow Your Witch and The DIY Guide to Erectile Dysfunction Charms by lielabell    (Reviews - 15)

Ginny could hardly believe it. Draco Malfoy, that supercilious prat of a boy, had done something she wasn't sure she would have been capable of herself. Written for the D/G Fic Exchange 2008

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 Love a Parade by Mynuet    (Reviews - 20)

Draco finds a better way of entertaining himself than watching the parade go by.

If Music Be the Food of Love by Foreveress    (Reviews - 16)

“If music be the food of love, [sing] on.” –William Shakespeare

Where family feuds, snarling insults, and clashes with the Dark Lord fail, the sweet songs of life take hold to connect the weasel and the ferret in a relationship other than pure hatred. What can soothe the fiery heart of Ginny, or melt the icy soul of Draco? Music.

In Heaven's Shadow by Marie Vulffe    (Reviews - 10)

He's the boy that has everything. She's the girl they all pity. As Draco Malfoy's seventh year approaches, he should be looking forward to lording over underclassmen, a reserved place among his father's crew, and finally beating Harry Potter to the Quidditch Cup. But as everyone should know, the best-laid plans are often the ones that go to hell the quickest. Especially when they unintentionally include Ginny Weasley, sneezing, and Charms homework. [Written Pre-OotP]

Keeping Christmas on the Death Train by Anise    (Reviews - 2336)

Two and a half years after his failure to kill Albus Dumbledore, Draco has long been accepted back into the ranks of the Death Eaters. He is still obsessively searching for the rebel Ginny Weasley, but he hides that secret well. When she is found one snowy December night, he smuggles her onto the Death Eaters? train with him. And he begins to learn that nothing will ever be the same again?

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

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

Let The Eff Go Of Me, Malfoy by alecto    (Reviews - 40)

Documenting the wild, meandering relationship of one Ginny Weasley and one Draco Malfoy throughout the hallowed halls of Hogwarts.

Let there be Cake by CCC    (Reviews - 23)

When Ginny's life goes to hell, she seeks solace in cake. Draco helps take her mind off her problems in an unusual way.

Love by Pipperstorms    (Reviews - 20)

Here’s the thing about love; no one ever tells you the truth. They don’t want to ruin whatever childhood fantasies you’re going to concoct up in that ‘pretty little head of yours.’ No, no, see, they’re all much more sadistic then that. They would rather you find out later that all the dreaming you did was for nothing. Then that way, you can be just like them, and suffer.

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)

Male Bits by Lirie Halliwell    (Reviews - 64)

Draco took upon himself the role of a chastity-belt when it comes to one Miss Weasley. Zealously devoted to his job, perhaps he’d developed the tendency of going a bit too far.