Two paranoid prisoners of Azkaban, conspiracy within the Ministry, and the key to Voldemort's demise. It's a bit like the war, isn't it? The sequel to Beneath a Clear Blue Sky.

The sun, the sand, the sea, and Sirius Black. Secrets brought to light. A sequel to Ebb and Flow.

Is it possible to capture thirteen years in seven days? The Dark Mark, dueling, dodging Aurors, and an Ancient Matter that only Sirius can fulfill. A sequel to Shown like the Sun

Sirius Black was a festering wound. A parasite lodged underneath her skin. He needed to be removed no matter how unpleasant. She was younger, stupid, and full of rage, self-loathing, and self-pity. It took Azkaban to break her.

In Azkaban, those thoughts were easily cast aside for more treacherous and painful memories, but once he left, they were what remained—what he couldn't escape. Sirius Black needed to be loved and no woman would have him.

Or what I did on my summer vacation. Two fictional characters sharing in their misery about bad plot, criminal liberties taken with fictional characters, and fangirls...13 year old fangirls.