Harry Gaunt is one of the last remaining Slytherin heirs, but he's little more than a parlor trick for his foster mother, Hepzibah, speaking in Parseltongue to amuse her guests. Life is dull, until he meets Tom Riddle. Tom once had nothing; then he had a diary. A snake. And a ring. Soon, he will have more. A locket. A cup. And a boy. A boy just like him.

'The Matchmaker' is a serial abductor whose modus operandi consists of pairing two same-sex individuals together in a coffin, six feet underground - buried alive. He isn't a killer. He's a kidnapper with morals, and Detective Chief Inspector Tom Riddle finds himself obsessed with solving the case. Unfortunately for Tom, the Matchmaker is just as intent on knowing him.

Best friends and roommates Harry, Hermione and Tonks each have special skills that make them perfect for the London crime scene. In a story of revenge, star-crossed love, crime and passion, our trio juggle school work, friends and douche-bag ex-lovers. Not to mention Harry's current douche-bag lover, Tom Riddle; tall, dark, and running the largest con operation in Greater London.

When Tom Riddle is (mistakenly) hired by the Malfoy family, it is revealed that a murder has taken place during the night. In a house full of strange individuals, including a somber houseman, a spoiled son and a suspicious maid, Tom must distinguish who is a thief and who is capable of murder. After all, it takes one to know one.

Life at the Shell Cottage is sweet and peaceful for the dying Harry and his doting husband; but Harry is slowly becoming restless, confined to bed and treated like an invalid. After a storm reveals past secrets hidden within photographs, Harry follows the footsteps of a drowned girl to find the true cause of her death.

Harry is clairvoyant; a genuine one, not like that fraud Trelawney or Madam Umbridge, who claims that the dead communicates by writing messages in her cat's litter box. It isn't fun reliving the deaths of strangers, but when the antique shop next door is placed under new management, things get interesting.

A prequel to False Prophets. Before Harry opened his psychic shop in Knockturn Alley, he was a lost runaway finding (and losing) his first love.

In a world of debatable heroism and villainy, Tom Riddle (alias Lord Voldemort) is only after one thing; his arch-nemesis' boyfriend.

It's night-time at Privet Drive on the last day of July, and a newly-seventeen year old Harry is waiting for someone special to collect him.

In a world with no magic, Harry Potter is dragged along to galas and events to serve as a pretty face beside his schmoozing Uncle Vernon. Then, he saves Thomas Riddle's life. Thrown into a world of politics, assassination attempts and devastatingly handsome aristocrats, Harry must decide to fight for what's right . . . or succumb to his fatal attraction.

Harry rubbed his head, scar stinging fiercely. 'The Dark Lord can't be all bad, can he' the voice in his head whispered. 'He only hurt the people in his way, the people that hurt him . . . sounds familiar, doesn't it'

"My entire childhood was a lie, merely a...a cover-up for something greater than I am. And yet, ten years later, I'm right smack dab in the middle of it all. I just want be normal for once, and all I know is that this...this doesn't cut it." In which a name is changed- and, consequently, so is everything else.

Pre-Hogwarts: No one would be looking for Harry tonight. Harry swung, higher, higher, before he gracefully catapulted off the seat, soaring like a sea bird. Harry's eyes fell open at the last second as he descended, the pile of rocks as close as he had expected. He always knew someone would get hurt on those boulders.