Hermione's spent her entire life plotting the demise of the remaining royal family, and her mission is relatively easy. All it takes is a secret poison, a vulnerable prince and a little bit of murder. Not to mention a dash of revenge and pure spite. Muggle/ Royalty AU.

Hermione has problems. Everybody does, but hers are bigger, more problematic than regular problematic. In the Marauders era, she struggles. Will she ever be able to go home? Or is this timeline, twenty years in the past, her new home? Not everything can be fixed... Pairing undecided.

The life and death of Regulus Arcturus Black. A life filled with disappointment, depression and abandonment.

She's been sent to the 1940's. Where 'proper' women are demure, and men are supposed to rule the world. Not to mention that the whole reason she's there is to destroy the soul-less being that destroyed her. And Dumbledore's portrait has warned her to be careful. But then the heat sets in. It looks like it's there to stay. An unwelcome guest. Like her.

Pansmione, inspired by Kilby Girl by The Backseat Lovers. Everyone else is married, so why the hell not? Hermione want's to figure Pansy out. Pansy doesn't mind. After all, it's not everyday that you get a member of the Golden Trio flirting with you.

Her arrival went unnoticed, but Tom saw. Together, they were the diamonds in the dirt.

"Because I could to stop for Death, he kindly stopped for me; the carriage held but just ourselves and Immortality." - Emily Dickinson.

Somehow, a small black diary has appeared in Hermione's bag. The best thing to do would be to write in it, yes? And, who exactly is this high and mighty Tom Riddle? Why is he so interested in Hermione's world? Of course, she figures, if she was writing to somebody who wrote back in a different era, she'd do the same.

Hermione decides to let loose for her birthday party. With Ron out of the way, who knew she could have so much fun with her friends? She's sixteen, for Godric's sake!

Hermione has an altercation with our least favourite redhead. Being twenty years in the past isn't easy. She begins to wonder if, given the chance, she would ever want to go back?