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First Kisses by Januarybaby    (Reviews - 41)

Pansy Parkinson spun the bottle. Time seemed to slow down for Draco and he just knew that it was going to land on him. It did.

Restoration by Ada Achlys    (Reviews - 58)

After the war, they rebuild.

The Revisionist by Mourning Broken Angel    (Reviews - 33)

They say the road to Hell is paved with the best of intentions. [Winner of Persephone33's excellent Time Turner '09 contest]

My Fair Weasley by Sakura_Kaizoku    (Reviews - 27)

Ginny Weasley had always been a tomboy. Growing up with six brothers had seen to that. Now one of the top healers at St. Mungo's it didn't matter that she'd never had a problem with fashion. At leaest not until the day the two main benefactors of her hospital had waltzed in and declaired her a catastrophy.

What Happened Yesterday by DeLaLune    (Reviews - 4)

“Stay where you are and produce your time-card.” The words carried a conviction that would bring most to their knees. This man, however, just stared at her with his unnerving slate eyes.

“Bloody hell I will.”

Ginny felt her jaw drop open, she’d know that drawl anywhere. Her temper instantly flared at the realization. “What in Merlin’s name did you think you were doing, Malfoy? Do you want to go to Azkaban? Is that it?”

 

--Third place winnder in Persephone33's Great D/G Time-Turner Contest 2009--

Saving Ginny by CCC    (Reviews - 54)

Ginny knew she shouldn't have agreed to test the Animagus collar for Fred and George. Thank goodness a nice man with grey eyes found her. He feeds her fish and lets her sleep in his bed. What more could a cat want?

First Times by Girl With a Pearl Earring    (Reviews - 12)

A marriage is a great time of firsts. For Draco and Ginny Malfoy, these might be a little out of order. So what's wrong with being a little unorthodox? [AU, arranged marriage]

Unmade Beds by Januarybaby    (Reviews - 11)

So, why was Draco sitting on the unmade bed staring intently at a pair of his rolled-up black socks? The reason behind this was really very simple. It was not the socks Draco was staring at, rather it was what the socks contained that were of interest to Draco. Inside the socks was a box, and inside the box was a ring.

Scars by shmeilia    (Reviews - 20)

Draco takes his time cleaning her cut. He watches intently as the rust-colored blood disappears, leaving only the ruddy tone of her skin. He dips the cloth in warm water again, and rubs gently at her forehead until the wound is clean, and she looks like Ginny again.

One Manipulation Deserves Another by CCC    (Reviews - 32)

Ginny has always enjoyed doing things just to be contrary.

Fairytale Ending by Embellished    (Reviews - 17)

When Ginny Weasley was six years old, she freed a genie from a bottle.

Not Enough by idreamofdraco    (Reviews - 30)

“I've got a proposition, for you,” Draco started. He took a sip of tea, glancing at her through his eyelashes as she eyed him warily. “And seeing how you took delicious advantage of me in my drunken and vulnerable state last night, I don't think you have any right to say no.” ABANDONED.

Call Girls and Killing Curses by Butterfly_Kate    (Reviews - 11)

A charity ball, a hostage situation, an attraction to Draco Malfoy: this is not the evening that Ginny Weasley was expecting.

Still Here by antidote    (Reviews - 3)

He wanted to take her to Paris. Merlin, he wanted to take her anywhere, so that the anticipation would disappear, and he might stop feeling as though he were driving a large knife slowly into her back. He was scared more of what would happen if she knew - whether she'd leave and he'd lose the person he considered his only equal or whether she'd stay, her face swollen and weary for the rest of her days.

The Consequences of Deception by CCC    (Reviews - 19)

Ginny follows Draco hoping to find information that will ingratiate her with the Golden Trio. What she finds changes her life, but not in the way she expected.

The Art of the Insult by Ada Achlys    (Reviews - 33)

Can the love of snarkiness bring two people together?

A Marriage of Convenience by ClairdeLune    (Reviews - 172)

The post-war world is hardly the utopia it claims to be. Freedom is an illusion, and getting into the good graces of those with power takes precedence over morals. In this unhappy world, can Ginny, forced into a marriage of convenience, find happiness? And does she know the people around her as well as she thinks?