The Wizarding World is a changed society after the death of the Dark Lord Voldemort. Two decades after Britain's liberation and witches and wizards are free to pursue the lives they choose, the boundaries upon ideals and expectations unravelling. One of magic can be whatever they want to be. Such is the case for most witches and wizards, anyway. Albus Potter is not one of them...

SEQUEL to Working out the Kinks - Some students refuse to be forgotten. For Tovi Martinoff, Harry Defaux was one of those students. WARNING: mentions of off-screen child abuse.

SEQUEL to Masks of Real Heroes - The war is over. Voldemort is dead. Everything should be better now, shouldn't it? Nothing is ever so easy. Fighting with demons from the past as well as fearing an uncertain future, Harry and Draco wade blindly through the complexities of casual life. Simple? Not in the slightest. For even the little things take some time to work out the kinks.

Nearly six months Harry and Draco had been together. Nearly six months Sirius had had to grow accustomed to the fact. And was he accustomed? No. No way in hell. There were some things that a man just couldn't stand for, and his godson dating a Malfoy sat front and centre at the top of his list. But how does one break apart a relationship when the active participants seem to...

Draco retreated after the war. Despite the Wizarding world turning a smiling, forgiving face to any and all with a black name and stained reputation, he wanted none of it. All Draco wanted was to be left alone. Unfortunately for him, Harry Potter doesn't want to leave him alone. And more than that, he finds himself with the most unlikely of house guests that he just can't seem...

One desperate decision has unimaginable consequences. When Harry received his letter at eleven, he turned down the offer to attend Hogwarts. He had to; it was his only chance to escape. Five years later and he feels nothing but regret. Until an incident causes the opportunity to arise once more, and he is finally given the chance to escape that which has smothered him for so long.