When Sirius falls through the veil, Harry chases after him, determined to find him on the other side. What he finds instead is an alternate universe. Harry is recognized as a duplicate of Harry Potter, a normal fifteen year old boy, and is entrusted to the care of Lily and James. From them, Harry discovers that Voldemort is not, and never was, a threat in this universe.

Sirius Black is utterly loyal to his godson, Harry Potter. So loyal, in fact, that not even death can separate them. Sirius returns to the land of the living as a ghost with one mission, and one mission only: ensure Harry's unconditional happiness.

After Dumbledore's death, Hogwarts has to be evacuated to ensure a proper turnover of the wards. With Bellatrix still on the loose, Harry has little desire to endanger his friends by going home with them, so he resigns himself to a terrible holiday spent with the Dursleys. Thankfully, Severus has been on the alert ever since he uncovered bits and pieces of Harry's childhood.

Harry has always wanted to play a truly spectacular prank at a party, so when Ron and Hermione unknowingly drop the perfect opportunity into his lap, he's all in. Unfortunately, the DJ that Harry meets is antisocial and disinterested, presenting Harry with an unexpected challenge.

Ron and Hermione spend a lot of time alone together while Harry is off at Quidditch practice. On one such occasion, Hermione finds herself revisiting her childhood dream of playing house with her friends.

After a disastrous fifth-year Potions class with Potter, Severus discovers that Potter is being tortured by Umbridge. With Dumbledore evicted from Hogwarts, there's little Severus can do to keep his oath to protect Potter. That is, until McGonagall suggests that he takes Potter's place during his next detention.

After a terrible summer at the Dursley's and the loss of Sirius, Harry is hurting and more in need of his friends than ever. Unfortunately, they've just started dating and are so wrapped up in each other that Harry goes unnoticed. Enter- Alfonse Hopkirk, a new Gryffindor who is definitely not Severus Snape in disguise.

When Harry and Draco meet as freshmen in high school, it's enemies at first sight. The intervening years only serve to deepen their divide as they compete against each other– while still performing on the same dance team. Their senior year, they discover, to their mutual displeasure, that they've committed to going to the same college.

After their meeting at the Royal Ball, Ginny moved mountains to find Harry and rescue him from his Cinderella life with the Dursleys. A lifetime of abuse and degradation is not something he can just walk away from, though. Thankfully, Ginny is there to help him recover and to help him settle into a new life of magic and royalty. SEQUEL TO FROM THE CUPBOARD

When Harry had been captured by Voldemort, he had expected that he would be tortured. What Harry didn't expect was the 'food' that Voldemort would feed him.

The story of how one Harry Potter was whisked away from a life of drudgery, pain, and neglect by the Princess Ginevra (but call her Ginny) with the help of Hermione, Daphne, and Harry's Fairy Dogfather. If only he could bring himself to actually believe it was true and that he deserved it.

Katie just wanted to learn about magic and play Quidditch and she didn't think that was a lot to ask. Cho seemed to think otherwise.

Ginny is determined that Harry will see reason and start the D.A. again. Neville walks into their 'discussion' and helps her convince the stubborn brick wall that is Harry Potter.