Seventh year; the final show. Last year, it was made apparent that the Wizarding World was in jeopardy, and destruction was eminent. Whether somebody chooses the right side to fight with is up to them. Athena Kettleburn, well-liked by her peers, is in danger. The exact details, however, are cloudy. How could she know that sort of thing? There are no hopeful expectations for her final year. Despite this, love interests will blossom and begin a head to head fight. This conflict between assumed good and evil will not dull, and their narrative will certainly not become transparent. Which is faking? Beware, reader: what if you are not getting complete honesty? Everything you will be told is up to you to determine. What is the truth, and what is being covered up?

Isabella Perry has had a tough life. The inseparable twins, Annabella and Isabella, were torn apart by death. Isabella is a Muggle born, who is living in the forrest to evade capture by Snatchers, or anybody else who could take her to the ministry for questioning. But then, that all changes, when she meets someone who promises to help her. Even if he is the one who is trying to put her into Azkaban. Can Isabella's forbidden love survive? *Takes place during Harry Potter's seventh year*

When Bellatrix lestrange breaks out of azkaban she reunites with her only child, Mystique. With the war approaching bellatrix plans to tighten her ties within the pure blood world by betrothing Mysti to a suitor many thought long dead; the one and only Barty Crouch jr but Mysti already has someone she cares about and isn't known to be the most adaptable to change. Who will she pick?

What happens when a young girl is tortured to the point where she is scarred forever? What happens when she falls in love with a boy who's parents tried to kill her? Nova Snape, Severus Snape's niece, is about to find out.

Nova woke up from her coma-like state, and she wants revenge. She wants to know who let in the Death Eaters and killed so many people. She wants to know more about her parents. And most of all, she wants to know who to choose between Scabior and Draco. Can she handle being the last person told about everything inportant to her?

While Eleanor was at her seventh and finale year at Hogwarts, the Snatchers were putting the skills she had taught them to good use. See how they chased Mud-bloods and Blood Traitors for the good of the Dark Lord (and more importantly, the reward!), and dip into the personal lives of the Snatchers: Myers, Leeson, Hayse, McFarland, Grayback, and Scabior. See the Adventure that Eleanor Snape Book 5 Part 1 left out!

Savvy Black, a mysterious girl who enters the wizarding world out of nowhere. Who is she? Where are her parents? No one knows, except one person. But who else will find out? Savvy enters the world of wizards aged 9. Found in the only wizard orphanage located down knock turn alley. But even for a witch she is strange.

A man, a woman, a tricky love story. Will they end up together or are they lost forever? A scabior story violence hinted

Eleanor Snape has always been told she looks like her Uncle, Severus Snape, but, she has never meet him. This all changes when her father dies. The Ministry of Magic puts her in the hands of her Uncle, and finally she can attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, something her father had never let her do. Soon, she finds that love can be found in even the least expected places when Draco Malfoy befreinds her along with his gang of other Slytherins, the shy Vincent Crabbe, the fun loving Gregory Goyle, and the abnoxious Pansy Parkison. Her life goes pretty smothly, with the exeption of remedial potions, until the murderer Sirius Black breaks into the school, making a flood of horrid nightmares take over her life. Complications continue as she finds that Draco's mother dearest hates her, she is punished by being forced to play piono for the Hogwarts Chorus, and Sarah Beth Cumberland, the neice of Ministry member Dolores Jane Umbridge, makes the goal to make Eleanors life as bad as she can. Throughout the year, Eleanor keeps asking the same question: Will things ever get better?