A dark serial killer targeting women in London is tied to The Prickly Rose—an exclusive underground sex club. To infiltrate it, Auror Draco Malfoy needs a play partner, and Alexas Granger volunteers. What starts as a fake relationship quickly devolves into intense tension, raw control, and a dangerous game of line-crossing.
Starting a new job at the Daily Prophet was intimidating enough without accidentally becoming the paper’s newest success story. As the fresh face behind the Prophet’s wildly popular advice column, Y/N quickly finds herself drowning in chaotic letters, impossible emotional dilemmas, and the pressure of suddenly having all of magical Britain invested in her opinions. Luckily, she also finds an unexpected friend in Ginny Weasley — sharp-tongued, fiercely loyal, and one of the Prophet’s most well-known sports journalists. Ginny takes Y/N under her wing almost immediately, becoming equal parts workplace menace and emotional support system as Y/N adjusts to life inside the chaotic newsroom. After a particularly brutal month of deadlines, public attention, and magical relationship disasters, Ginny decides enough is enough and drags Y/N out for drinks with her family. Officially, it’s to help her relax. Unofficially? Ginny may have a very specific reason for inviting her. Because somewhere between Y/N’s awkward charm, quick wit, and soft heart, Ginny has become convinced that Y/N might be exactly the kind of person her recently ex and also best friend, Harry Potter, needs in his life.
When Y/N moves into a cozy village cottage, her playful and mischievous nature thoroughly upends the solitary, structured life of her neighbor—a rugged, thirty-five-year-old Auror named Harry. Returning home late from exhausting shifts in his heavy leather tactical gear, Harry finds himself the target of Y/N's bold, lighthearted flirting. Though he uses a sharp, sarcastic tongue and a grumpy demeanor to maintain a rigid boundary across their sixteen-year age gap, a heavy attraction brews beneath the surface. Paralyzed by guilt over their age difference yet fiercely protective against younger wizards lingering at her gate, Harry fights a losing battle against his own intense, possessive desires.
After a reckless night with Harry Potter, you became pregnant, and out of duty he proposed. A year later, your daughter Freya is your world, and you’ve fallen for Harry, determined to make your marriage work. He loves and protects you, but past attachments and unspoken regrets keep him distant. Amid domestic warmth and quiet tension, you navigate love, family, and the slow hope of building a life together.
10 years post-war, Harry is jaded from the Ministry, having resigned as an auror after a Minister he supported betrayed him. A new Ministerial candidate, y/n, wants Harry’s endorsement—but Harry won’t give it so easily.
During a raid on poachers, Auror Harry Potter discovers an injured magizoologist chained in their cellar. When he frees her, their first touch ignites the soulmate mark over both their hearts binding them together in the aftermath of war and proving that even in the darkest places, fate can still find them.
American magizoologist Y/n meets Auror Harry Potter after the war. Neither knows they’re soulmates until a single accidental touch reveals their marks. As they navigate destiny, healing, and growing love, their bond reshapes both their futures.
Ten years after Hogwarts, Y/N has a career they love, friends they’d do anything for, and absolutely no intention of risking either for a relationship. Then comes a long-overdue group holiday on the Amalfi Coast. Between sun-soaked afternoons, late-night drinks, and increasingly daring games of Truth or Dare, familiar flirtations begin to feel like something more. Lorenzo Berkshire has always been dangerously easy to get close to. Draco Malfoy knows exactly how to get under Y/N’s skin. And Theodore Nott has a way of making even the quietest moments feel charged. The holiday might bring their feelings into the open, but what happens when everyone returns to London is up to you.