Hermione never wanted to begin her time after the war by avoiding Ron. She did so anyway and before she knew it, three months had passed with her and Ron scarcely speaking a word to one another. However, a spanner is thrown into the works of their mutual avoidance in the form of an ingenious post-war invention designed to aid those struggling with their experiences.

Harry is separated from his brother John after the fateful Halloween night where he became an orphan. It was however, inevitable that they would reconnect. And reconnect they do, just as they enter the fantastical wizarding world and begin their magical education. However, in the shadows lurks a deadly foe who is far from finished with them. M for later chapters.

Set in the Marauders' sixth year. Severus has seen how Potter is trying to "be better". The way everyone, even Lily has fell for it made him sick. Was he the only one who saw through the act? Severus felt like it was his duty to expose James Potter for the weak coward that he really was. A bit of J/L hinted at and a lot of Snape vs James rivalry.

Written from sixth-year Snape's POV. As far as everyone, even Lily Evans can tell, James Potter is trying to be better, but Severus Snape can see through his act. Severus is sick of the praise and adulation that Potter gets and tries showing everyone that James Potter is a coward. Whether he succeeds or not, whether he's even correct or not, remains to be seen. J/L pairing.

A slight AU story. Hermione is forced to watch as Bellatrix Lestrange brutally tortures Ron at Malfoy Manor.

Lord Voldemort has returned. Dementors appear in Surrey. The Ministry is becoming increasingly authoritarian. Harry is the target of a smear campaign. He and John find themselves meeting the resistance, and Hogwarts has a teacher worse than Severus Snape. What is a pair of headstrong brothers to do but fight back? M for langauge, adult themes and violence. Part 5 in my series.

Lord Voldemort has returned. Dementors appear in Surrey. The Ministry is becoming increasingly authoritarian. Harry is the target of a smear campaign. He and John find themselves meeting the resistance, and Hogwarts has a teacher worse than Severus Snape. What is a pair of headstrong brothers to do but fight back? M for langauge, adult themes and violence. Part 5 in my series.

Harry, John and Delilah are no longer at the Dursleys. Sirius Black is free. Remus Lupin has a decent home. A legendary tournament makes a surprising and welcome comeback, and somehow Harry finds himself in more danger than ever. And what happened to John's near-perfect relationship? M for language/violence/suggestive content. Best read after years 1-3 also on my profile

Harry, John and Delilah are no longer at the Dursleys. Sirius Black is free. Remus Lupin has a decent home. A legendary tournament makes a surprising and welcome comeback, and somehow Harry finds himself in more danger than ever. And what in Merlin's name is going on with Ron and Hermione? M for language/violence/suggestive content. Best read after years 1-3 also on my profile

Ronald Weasley has watched as everyone he grew up with passed away. Now at the twilight of his life, edging ever closer to the end, Ron knows that for the people who meant the most to him, he had to do one more thing. He had to go on one last adventure, and he sets off on it alone. And yet... is he really alone? "The ones that love us never really leave us" - Sirius Black.

Dementors roam the grounds of Hogwarts, a killer is on the loose, hell-bent on getting to Harry, a werewolf teaches classes, and yet this somehow ends up being Harry and John's closest to a normal year at Hogwarts. How that's possible was beyond them. Best read after year 1 and 2, also on my profile. T for language.

Starts during summer before Harry's sixth year. Ron reflects on the Department of Mysteries fiasco and how he sees himself in relation to Harry and Hermione. He doesn't like his conclusions. He never really saw himself as special or important or even meaningful, but he's going to discover how wrong he was... R/Hr, M for mature content in later chapters.

Ron's relationship with Lavender happens in the fifth year. After they sleep together, Ron breaks up with her, and due to Hermione and him not seeing eye-to-eye at all that year, he writes her a letter to explain... everything. He never planned on sending it, but after the battle of the Department of Mysteries, Hermione ends up reading it anyway. T for language.

Slight AU fifth year. Ron's relationship with Lavender happens in fifth year, but after sleeping together, Ron decides that it wasn't going to work, and dumps her. He also writes a letter to Hermione which he never planned to send, but after the battle at the department of mysteries, she gets her hands on it and sure enough, everything changes. T for language.

Rose Weasley is fighting an internal battle over a potential decision to tell her parents about her 4 month relationship with one Scorpius Malfoy. Her cousins are of no help, nor is her brother. Moreover, Scorpius ends up predicting her father's reaction even better than she does.

Five days after Fred's funeral, things at the Burrow were looking normal. Hermione decides to finally confront Ron about their mid-battle kiss, but due to the stress the battle put on her, and the insecurities she still harbored from her Hogwarts days, she plays it off as a heat-of-the-moment reckless act, leaving Ron devastated. Will she have a chance to fix her mistake?

Rose Weasley fights an internal battle with herself over telling her parents (mostly her father) about her relationship with one Scorpius Malfoy, which has been ongoing for four months. She is surprised to find that Scorpius predicts the outcome far better than she did, but her cousins and brother were of no help whatsoever. T for language.

Dementors roam the grounds of Hogwarts, a killer is on the loose, seemingly dead set on Harry, a werewolf teaches classes, and students ride Hippogriffs. And yet this is somehow the closest Harry or John ever got to a normal year at Hogwarts. T for language/slightly darker themes than the previous 2 stories. Best read after year 1 and 2, also on my profile.

Having thwarted a plot for the most powerful dark wizard of all time to be allowed to return, Harry, his brother John and cousin Delilah hoped to return to Hogwarts with Ron and Hermione and have a normal year. So naturally, a sixty foot snake is set loose and Azkaban loses one of its most infamous residents. T because John and Ron swear like sailors. Best read after year 1.

The threat of a mass murderer looms, dementors roam the grounds of Hogwarts, a werewolf teaches classes, and teenagers ride Hippogriffs. And yet this is the closest Harry and John Potter ever got to a quiet, 'normal' Hogwarts Academic year. Best read after year one and two on my profile.