shiny sylver's List: Post-DH

Summary: Years after the war, Hermione and Draco have moved on. They have families. They're at the top of their respective fields. But sometimes things happen you're not prepared for. Sometimes you can't say no. Totally canon compliant. Ron-lovers, don't read.
//shinysilver says: Does a good job of adhering strictly to canon including the epilogue while still creating a future Draco/Hermione. Unfortunately it was a bit scattered in parts with random side stories about other characters including OCs. It also suffered from drawing out Hermione's resistance to divorce despite an AWFUL Ron and Draco was almost too good. Before you think I am bashing I am not because it also worked hard at giving plausible canon based reasons for Ron's issues and the eventual divorce. I like where it was trying to go I just think it fell a little bit short. Still worth the read though. The author listed it as mature but other than one not too graphic sex scene I think it could easily be a teen.

Summary: Forced to work together when their old schoolmates start dying, Hermione & Draco must overcome their differences to solve the mysterious deaths. The tension in the office is getting rather...heated. Mature themes. 4years PostHogwarts/War. EWE. DMHG.
//shinysilver says: Good plotting but the mystery was fairly predictable. Draco's character eventually got old with his random penchant to torture people who hurt Hermione while no one seemed to care.

Summary: Harry is about to discover that the steepest learning curve comes after Healer training, and that second chances can be found in unexpected places. HPDM pre-slash/slash. Now completed.
//shinysylver says: Draco is a drug rehab counselor and it kinda makes sense! Harry is a mediwizard.

Summary: Harry and Draco find out the hard way that the line between hate and love is a fine one, and that somewhere between the Battle of Hogwarts and being thrust back together as Hogwarts eighth years, they may have just crossed it.

Summary: Voldemort's final defeat does not mean Harry Potter's troubles are over; far from it. In the aftermath of war, he returns to a Hogwarts that is fractured and divided, but this is no break that can be fixed with a spell. New owls, fading scars, surprising alliances-- and along the way, the hardest task of all, to live with it.. <br/>//shinysylver says: Slow burn with illustrations!