In the history books, Harry Potter stood over the hollow corpse of Lord Voldemort, vibrant and triumphant, and incinerated that withered old body to the depths of hell. The real truth was, Severus Snape killed Voldemort. Not Harry Potter.
Snape is Harry's father. No one is happy to hear it. (WIP43)
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Harry and Severus unintentially form a blood bond which will enable them to join magic against Voldemort, but has the side effect of softening their feelings towards each other.
Once upon a time, Harry Potter was killed and Voldemort won the war. Things went from bad to worse, and strangely enough, this was even true for those that had supported Voldemort. Nothing in the world was as it should have been.
Ron tells howhe wound up working for the Death Eaters. Then Lucius asksRon for a favour, and life takes a turn for the truly bizarre.
Against his better judgement Severus Snape let a part of himself be used in a spell six years earlier. Now the consequences of his actions cannot be avoided any longer and Snape finds himself the father of a five year old boy-Harry Potter! #
Voldemort's final victim resides with the other spell-damaged wizards in St. Mungo's Hospital. Harry suffers survivor's guilt and finds an unusual beta. Cream-colored knee-high leather boots make a brief appearance.
A sensitive young tutor. A gloomy manor. H/D slash in the alternate universe of Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre. This longer and more torturous version has twice the Tragic SecretsTM of the original. (Sequel: Only Castles Burning)
In the summer before Harry Potter's sixth year, he confronts a frightfully suspicious wizarding world, where friends are strangers, mirrors hide secrets, and enemies become lovers.
When Ron and Hermione get together, they notice only each other. A nightmare prompts Harry to return alone to the empty Chamber of Secrets, and leads to a new look at an old enemy.
This time, Dumbledore sends Snape to Harry's manor for his own protection.(Sequel: Without Ceremony)
Harry disappears just before the start of his seventh year, and Hermione and Snape work together to find him.
Harry does something phenomnally stupid in Potions class, and the consquences are farther-reaching than anyone suspects.
After the Final Battle, Albus is pregnant and Lord Voldemort is almost-dead yet again.
Draco is afraid of living and Harry is afraid of dying, but sometimes the choice isn't offered. Draco's got to learn what it is to really live, while showing Harry how beautiful the world really is when you're not too scared to see it.
Under the influence of a love potion, Draco learns that poison doesn't always bring death -- there are other ways to suffer and live.
Snape takes on Harry as an apprentice during Harry's seventh year. Is all as it seems? (Sequel: White Chocolate)
Harry learns a lot over the summer. Smut happens. It's all terribly exciting.
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Following an accident in his seventh year, Draco loses his eyesight. At first he completely withdraws, avoiding any hint of pity, as well as any assistance; he is determined to succeed on his own.
Featuring an extremely depressed Harry, in a war-torn wizarding world, about to get the shock of his life when he discovers that Draco Malfoy is slightly more important to him than he would have ever guessed.
Once upon a time, there was a boy named Harry Potter. He died...
Long ago, and in a world ruled by a Dark Lord, Harry Potter went to Hogwarts.
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