"The court rules that you, Sirius Black, have been found guilty in murdering 13 muggles and exposing wizardry to the muggle world. I hearby sentence you too a lifetime of imprisonment in Azkaban". The judges gavel came down with a bang, causing my body to jump. The jury threw their fist in the air wildy, clapping and cheering as the guards strode up to me. Both guards grabbed me viciously by the shoulders, forcefully pulling be backwards. I tried my best to fight back, having no intention to live on that rock in the middle of the ocean. I happened to have a disadvantage in fighting since my hands were chained together. The rusty metal doug harshly into my wrist as I fought with all my might. Nothing I did or said was good enough. I could just not face the fact I would be living in Azkaban, yet I did nothing wrong. Time after time I explained what had really happened - but no one cared to listen. Sirius Black is now permitted to live in Azkaban. Read as he refuses to give up and fights for his freedom. He may even meet a certain woman along the way. Ever wondered how he got out and escaped Azkaban? This is the untold story of the Prisoner Of Azkaban, Sirius Black.

.... in a world where light is so often ignored it often means everything, after all what would life be without light. We would after all be blind.

This case may be Sherlock Holmes' last. Moriarty's here, and tortured an innocent girl who may be Sherlock and John's last hope to slove this case. And with Moriarty trying to find her, Holmes and Watson must find out who she truly is and put a stop to all this. Full of trust, love, betrayal, loss, freindship, defiance, and mystery. But the question is.... what do you really see around you?