The fourth of my Albus Potter and series, and the eighth in the long Almost Happily Ever After saga of the Potter and Weasley families from after the Battle of Hogwarts, through the 19-year epilogue, and now well into Albus's years at Hogwarts. Many threads that I have been developing in the past seven books will come to a head in this book. If you have read the previous books, thank you.

The third of the Albus Potter books, this book will cover Albus and the gang through their fourth and fifth years at Hogwarts.

Raising Albus is turning out to be a challenge. Raising a child that is extraordinarily magically talented is difficult enough, but when the child is the subject of several prophesies the task can be daunting. Harry feels it may have been easier being a child subject to prophesies than raising one. Teddy wants to be an Auror, not the safest occupation. James and Lily pose their own challenges. This story will take us up to Albus and Rose train ride to Hogwarts.

This is the 6th of the 4 books of my 19 year story, the 2nd of the Albus Potter books. It covers Albus's second and third year at Hogwarts. I want to thank a new Beta, Deb. As usual with a good Beta reader, I have had to make some major changes because of her suggestions. Thank you, Deb. Starts the afternoon of the same day Albus Potter and the Deathly Hallows ends. You really need to read that story first.

Albus has his challenges during his first year. Cleopatra is obviously his soulmate, and has brilliant insights into magic, except she cannot do it like anyone else. Albus has to help her while keeping peace between the two brightest and most competitive students at Hogwarts, Scorpius and Rose. It doesn't help that people are out to get Albus. Harry is not sure he can keep everyone safe. Then you have Ginny and Cleopatra.

Harry and his team of Aurors have captured the last of the supporters of Voldemort (Tom Riddle.) Harry is at a very satisfying point in his career. His happiness is tempered by the severe head injury Ginny received in her last Harpies Game, an injury severe enough to keep her from ever flying again. Both of the captured girls were rescued, but Pansy is in very bad shape mentally. They also lost one Auror on the mission, which bothers Harry. If you do not want to read the entire preceding two stories in this long saga you may want to start reading the chapter in Bad Guys and Broomsticks titled' Finding the Hideout.' If you are more interested in the next generation, Harry and Ginny's contribution to the next generation starts here.