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Pairing: SS/HP

Rating: NC-17

This is so beautiful. I'm a sucker for mature!Harry Snarry. And Snarry with Harry's canon children. This is both in one! Without spoiling the story, let's just say, life becomes a little confusing when somebody comes back from the dead. This is beautifully written. As is it's sequel. The writer achieves beautiful imagery, and it will resonate with you. There's also some interesting magical theory woven in! Definitely recommend you read this if you ship snarry!

#7 of the Seven Deadly Sins of Snarry Slashdom

Pairing: SS/HP (obviously)

Rating: NC-17

So good. This story is great because every character is believable, and we know that nobody lived a perfect life after Voldemort. And of course, I'm a sucker for forced marriage fics. We have Mpreg here, so just a warning since I know it's a squick for many people. This story is plotty, romantic, long, and breathtakingly inviting. You just wont be able to stop. 

Okay so this is cheating, I know. But you can't make me choose! I WON'T DO IT :] 

#6 of the Seven Deadly Sins of Snarry Slashdom

Pairing: SS/HP (obviously)

Rating: NC-17

Outside the Lines: A straight Snape, and yet a Snarry. And sex magic. That's all I'm giving you. Any more and I'd give it away. Super powerful Harry but not in that obnoxious, he's taking over everything way. Delightful and hot.  The Eighth Year: Sneaky sneaky Severus and silly Harry, you know you're gay. How something fake turns into something more. Courtship Rituals: I like when people write a story where Albus Dumbledore is not faultless. Regardless of the fact that I have a very difficult time doing it myself, I like how he's not terrible but not flawless either.

#5 of the Seven Deadly Sins of Snarry Slashdom

Pairing: SS/HP (obviously)

Rating: NC-17

ooooooh yea. I actually read this one before the story it's a sequel to, A Nick in Time, but damn Tira Nog is a fantastic writer. Most of all, I love this Ron. Ron often gets 2-D'd, in the sense that people forget that humans are evolving creatures. We learn and we grow up. Ron's so often made to be the bad guy, I love a Ron who's still Ron, and yet he's got this side of him that we always forgets exist. No man who is that good at chess is a COMPLETE dunderhead. Regardless, there's a nice use of other characters and how Tira Nog manages to create a reserved Snape without making him a complete push over is delightful. You ache for Severus and want to whack him over the head at the same time. There's some wonderful magic theory woven in as well. Romantic, angsty, and delicious. A wonderful read.