The sequel to Shade. Albus Dumbledore is dead, and Voldemort has taken over Hogwarts. Kathryn Quinn has given into her inner darkness that is now consuming her from the inside out. Her life as well as her relationship is in shambles, and she is caught in the middle of a war she wants no part of. Will she find the strength to fight her way back from the dark path she has chosen, or will she succumb to the madness completely? This book takes place during the Deathly Hallows. It will contain mature content, so read at your own risk. Enjoy!

Severus Snape's life never really coincided with the Muggle world. His life existed within the walls of the wizarding world, and that was just how he liked it. However, after one fateful night in London, he meets a Muggle that begins to put the magic back into his life that he didn't know he was missing.

Severus Snape has spent over the last decade keeping his heart blocked off from the world. He's given up on finding his happiness and given up on love. When a new professor shows up and begins to melt away the ice of his heart, he finds new life within himself. But the ghosts of her past stand in the way, particularly an ex-lover of hers and a former enemy of Severus Snape. Can the two of them work through their own tribulations, or will his beliefs and values be cemented forever?

Sinclair Bryant always looks on the positive side of things, even in the midst of his messy and unusual divorce. He knows that life has a funny way of presenting opportunities, and he soon finds a newfound interest in a woman who seems to share similar ghosts in her past. She's heartbroken from a former lover and trying to find inspiration and courage to move on. Sinclair shows her what love should really feel like, but she's not so sure that love can be found twice.

Severus Snape has an esteemed reputation to maintain, so he often spreads himself too thin. He becomes so overworked that he is assigned an assistant. You're kind and polite, but will not tolerate disrespect...definitely his kind of helper. Soon enough, potions aren't the only thing brewing between the two.