Valencia Snape is introduced to Hogwarts in her fourth year with a certain purpose before her. She finds herself making some very hard, life-threatening decisions based off love. But, what if this purpose is something set in stone that you have no control over? What if your future was decided for you before you were even born? What are you supposed to do? The only controlled variable she has in her life is a certain blonde-haired boy who instills comfort in her when she looks upon his gray eyes. He's the only thing that keeps her going, and she's the only thing that keeps him going. No matter the issue, they'd follow each other through hell and back as long as it meant they could hold hands. best read in scrolling, times new roman, smallest font size

When Severus Snape takes in his long-lost half-blooded daughter, he has one rule: Do not date Draco Malfoy. But there's one issue: Draco Malfoy and Grace Snape seem to be made for each other. That is, until Cedric Diggory comes into the picture, and eventually, Harry Potter himself. Grace was a nobody before her mom abandoned her and she learned about a whole world that she should have been in all this time. And suddenly, she's the talk of Hogwarts. She's Miss Popular. And maybe she lets that go to her head. But as the Wizarding War continues to brew, she comes to realize that she is on the hunt for identity, and she searches for it in every place imaginable. Draco, Cedric, Harry, Slytherin, Gryffindor, quidditch, school, Dumbledore's Army, Voldemort- and so much more. She is constantly questioning who she us until she has no choice but to admit- she's a Snape.

Matilda Lillian Snape is the twin you never knew existed. Tilly is Harry's younger sister by 15 minutes. She never connected with James, but when she met Severus Tobias Snape, she had an instant love for him. Even when James was alive, Tilly felt as though Severus was her father, not James. On that fateful night, both twins sustained the lightning-shaped scar from having survived the killing curse cast by the darkest wizard to grace their world. But Tilly follows a darker path compared to Harry. Having the Potions Master as your father, the Malfoy heir as your best friend, and Harry Potter as your twin, all while being the chosen one and the girl who lived, can come with difficulties. Come along with Tilly as she finds her missing half, protects those she loves, falls for her best friend, and fights for the wizarding world. Also, see a side to Severus Snape that not many believed he had; a kind, caring, loving and protective side, for his daughter.

Snape was waiting for something on the edge of the Forbidden Forest one night. Until he sees a strange pale light glowing from the depths of the forest. Like anybody would, he goes to nervously investigate, but how will his actions change his life forever? Read and see!

Calista Snape, daughter of famed Death Eater Bellatrix Lestrange, is distant, and spiny, and deeply untrusting; but then, so is the man that has mysteriously shown up, calling himself her father. Against all odds, Severus manages to reach the frightened, traumatised little girl he's suddenly found himself charged with protecting, but neither of them is prepared for the explosive manifestation of Bellatrix Lestrange's desire to escape Azkaban, at any cost. After the Dark Lord's fall in 1981, more than one child was lost in the spoils of war. Six-year-old Calista, the daughter of the Dark Lord's most infamous and fanatical follower, Bellatrix Lestrange, has been left in an orphanage by her mother's cousin Sirius Black, following her rescue from a mother that only wanted to twist her to the Dark Lord's purpose. The staff at the orphanage consider her both a lost cause and a Squib, but it may take a forgotten, rejected man to save a forgotten, rejected child. For his part, Severus Snape has enough to regret without dwelling on his brief, haunting affair with the Dark Lord's most quixotic servant; but he decides to see, in the aftermath of her arrest, if he can locate her missing daughter. Instead of answers, he finds a haunted, irrevocably damaged child with his eyes and his ghosts, and he knows at once that he cannot leave her where she is. Above all, a realistic Snape's daughter story, as well as an honest depiction of recovery and PTSD, and an in-depth exploration of the mental arts of Legilimency and Occlumency.

Life as snapes daughter is fine but life as voldemorts granddaughter thats where it gets twisted.

[Book Five] Jessica is shaping up to be the most powerful witch of the age, and it seems like everyone knows it. Her sixth year at Hogwarts is marked by new friendships, heartache, the pressure of Voldemort, and a pesky secret her father is trying to keep from her.

A HARRY POTTER FAN FICTION BOOK SIX IN THE LUCY SNAPE SERIES Lucy Snape. Sixteen years-old. Missing. Zuc captured her and she's now on the Medieval islands, locked away. Nobody has come to save her and she can't get out no matter how hard she tries. But when she finally escapes, she can return to her original life and endure her sixth year along with Shona McGuire and her father, Severus Snape, will always be willing to help. But not everyone appears to be helpful this year, considering Lucy is now single. Even things seem to heat up for Shona too. But with Zuc now having access to the portal to England, a lot more things go wrong... First Written: Age 14-20 First Edit: None Current Edited Version: None

Sequel to Snape's Soft Spot Samie's adventures at Hogwarts are just starting but it feels like she's been doing this for a lot longer than 2 years. Follow her through the ups and downs of being a Hogwarts student, or more specifically being the sister of the-boy-who-might-send-her-to-an-early-grave. Collecting traumas like its chocolate frog cards, will she be able to cope? Will she be able to trust those who she surrounds with? It's fortunate then that she always has her father by her side. The only person she trusts 100% right?

What would happen if Serverus Snape had a daughter? Follow Alena as she goes through tragedy, pain, love, and happiness.