Site: Fanfiction.Net
Genre: Books
Fandom: Harry Potter
Rating: M
Word Count: 120,991 and counting
Ship: Draco/Ginny
Warning: adultery
Harry becomes Minister of Magic, Ginny and Draco become friends. Marital issues ensue. That’s pretty short, but that’s basically what happens. The whole of this story is the exploration of the breakdown of Harry and Ginny’s marriage in reaction to Harry’s new job. It’s pretty good though.
Site: Fanfiction.Net
Genre: Books
Fandom: Harry Potter
Rating: M
Word Count: 79, 861 and counting
Ship: Wolfstar (Sirius/Remus)
Warning: boysex!
Its the … honestly I’m not quite sure of the time period, but it must be now because they’re using cell phones. Anyways, Sirius and Remus are in rock bands, originally as rivals. Later they develop a relationship. Celebrity relationship troubles ensue. 21 chapters in and this story is tearing at my heartstrings. I have no idea how it will work out for them, but it is a ridiculously good read.
Site: Fanfiction.net
Genre: Books
Fandom: Harry Potter
Rating: M
Word Count: 194,626
Ship: Remus/Sirius
Warning: Sex! Later on, but definately lots of broken bones.
“ Once unwilling subjects in Dark experiments, Sirius and others like himself soon find themselves in danger when someone begins picking them off one by one in the one place where they thought they had found a home.”
I figured the author’s summary would be the best thing to go by. It’s really a story about an outcast trying to make friends with the most angry kid at school. This story has more angst than Harry Potter 6. To the point that you’re 21 chapters in before the plot picks back up.
I don’t know, somehow it was all worth the read. I’m a major fan of Sirius/Remus, and I respect a lot of the canon couples that made an appearance. It’s definitely a new look.
Genre: Comics
Fandom: X-Men
Rating: M
Word Count: 50,364
Ship: Storm/Wolverine
Warning: Graphic sex.
In all honesty, I love Storm and Wolverine as a couple. In fact, I like to keep my eyes open for some good RoLo fanfics because they’re so few and far between. They’re both strong characters whose friendship always seemed healthy to me ( I don’t know about the rest of you). I thought Six and A Half Weeks was pretty good, considering the slim pickings that this ship gets. I can’t say it finished strong, but the first fifteen chapters make up whatever grievances I had for the very last one. All in all, it was definitely a success.
Basically, Ororo is an eighteen-year-old at Xavier’s and Logan is a teacher. Lust sparks, drama ensues, and, for some reason, there’s some Scott/Ororo action that reminds you what Jean/Scott may have looked like if Jean was the one in Ororo’s situation. If you’re cool with the teacher/legal-aged student trope, or just love RoLo, this is probably the story for you. Enjoy.
