Draco & Hermione

East of Azkaban - raven_ink - E, WIP - "The way that you can tell a person is good is by how well they make things right again after they’ve been bad." -John Steinbeck, East of Eden | Hermione Granger had found a semi-satisfactory sense of solace after the war in the best way she knew how: immersing herself in the muggle world and avoiding the people and places that triggered emotions she'd long since suppressed. Until one night when a familiar head of platinum hair is wheeled through the doors of the ICU on her night shift, bleeding, unconscious, and forever shattering the walls she'd built around herself. Years later, she's still putting the pieces back together.

East of Azkaban - raven_ink - E, WIP - "The way that you can tell a person is good is by how well they make things right again after they’ve been bad." -John Steinbeck, East of Eden | Hermione Granger had found a semi-satisfactory sense of solace after the war in the best way she knew how: immersing herself in the muggle world and avoiding the people and places that triggered emotions she'd long since suppressed. Until one night when a familiar head of platinum hair is wheeled through the doors of the ICU on her night shift, bleeding, unconscious, and forever shattering the walls she'd built around herself. Years later, she's still putting the pieces back together.

If We Have to Pretend /// The Rise of Grådrakars - jodzi - E, WIP - In an effort to sell the illusion that post-war Britain is finally healed, the Ministry launches a glossy initiative and crowns its boldest symbol of unity yet: Hermione Granger, the Ministry’s sharpest legislator, and Draco Malfoy, a notorious bachelor… in a relationship. But when Hermione catches a glimpse of Draco’s life beyond the cameras, she realizes the Ministry’s pretending game was never the dangerous part. As secrets pile up and Draco’s hidden world surfaces - stretching beyond London, beyond the press, beyond anything Hermione can vote into law - she must decide what she’s willing to risk for a man who’s been pretending far longer than she has… and what it will cost them both when the pretending ends. OR What starts as a glossy PR initiative turns into a collision of secrets, loyalty, and the hardest choices either of them ever expected to make.

The Bride - LyraMBlack - E, WIP - Voldemort won the war. Harry Potter is dead. The wizarding world is ruled by blood and fear, while a plague, one Voldemort himself unleashed, devours the Muggle world beyond it. Hermione Granger survives because she is claimed. Draco Malfoy meant to use her brilliance to save a dying world. Instead, she is given to Lestrange. Denied that choice, Draco becomes her protector, determined to keep her alive long enough to stop a catastrophe Voldemort is content to watch burn. This is not a story where love saves them. It damns them together. Expect: • Touch-starved romance • Forced proximity • Protective Draco • A love that costs everything Endgame Dramione. No Hermione/Rodolphus romance. No Rape elements

THE AFTER - AlexiaRiddle - E, 28 chapters, Words: 152,724 - Hermione is tasked with investigating reports of abuse at Azkaban. She will turn to Draco Malfoy, who has just served his sentence, falling in love with the blonde, in the process of saving him from his own darkness. Drama, suspense, and romance intertwine in this dark tale to expose the lights and shadows of human nature. DARK DRAMIONE, POST-HOGWARTS. ROMANCE, EXPLICIT SEX, AND SENSITIVE THEMES. Characters are from Harry Potter, thanks to J.K. Rowling. I only use her characters for my entertainment.

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Draining Malfoy’s Vault - AMPAudiobooks, SilverDragonGemini - E, one-shot - Draco had told Hermione to get herself something nice for Valentine’s Day but hadn’t set any sort of limitations on what that entailed. Perhaps if she managed to spend enough money, she could get a rise out of Draco and finally get him to care about dissolving their marriage. What harm was there in taking out two birds with one very expensive stone? —OR: Hermione’s plan to piss off Draco backfires terribly when her Ministry-appointed husband has an insatiable desire to watch his beloved wife spend his money any way she sees fit.