Book 1 of A Father A New Life Start Harry is found bruised and battered by one Severus Tobias Snape when he was asked to go and look in on him by one Albus Dumbledore, what he finds scares him, making him sick to his stomach and so takes poor Harry away. Bruised and battered how will he survive? With his life of abuse and finally getting something he never had? How will Severus react to this and how does he inform his superior, one Albus Dumbledore?? Taking Harry under his 'wing' will Harry flourish or will he become more withdrawn from everything that has happened to him?? What is going to happen to his best friend's Ron and Hermione?? What about is arch nemesis one Draco Malfoy?? Read to find out more

Harry has been talking to Voldermort after the tournament and the man doesn't seem all bad. With the help of the twins and his mate, he finds home. He finds out the truth and makes plans for retribution and revenge. Hadrian Black Malfoy comes home.

After the war, Harry Potter is consumed by guilt. Haunted by the weight of so many lives lost in his name, he quietly surrenders to the peace of sleep-and never wakes up. At least, not in the world he expects. Instead of King's Cross, he finds himself in Death's office, where a startling revelation awaits: as the Master of Death, Harry has earned the right to begin again. Armed with the memories of his past and a soul reignited with purpose, Harry returns to Hogwarts-not as the fearful boy who lived, but as the confident, mischievous Marauder he was always meant to be. With charm, wit, and a twinkle of rebellion in his emerald eyes, he's ready to change fate, rewrite the rules, and take the wizarding world by storm... one prank at a time.

As the summer before fifth year begins, Harry Potter is anything but okay. Haunted by Cedric Diggory's death and the return of Voldemort, he's drowning in guilt, rage, and isolation. But it's not just nightmares tormenting him-behind the closed doors of Number Four, Privet Drive, lies a truth far darker than the wizarding world suspects. Abused, neglected, and spiraling into self-destruction through drugs, alcohol, and underground fighting, Harry is slipping through the cracks. When he returns to the magical world, the Boy Who Lived is a shadow of the hero they expect. With Hogwarts more divided than ever and the Ministry spreading lies, it falls to his closest friends-Ron, Hermione, and an increasingly concerned Order-to uncover just how broken Harry has become... before it's too late to pull him back from the edge. A raw and emotional journey through trauma, recovery, and the power of found family, Shadows of the Chosen explores what happens when the weight of the world becomes too much-even for a savior.

When Harry Potter was six, he learned two things: magic is real, and love won't save you, not when you're bleeding on a kitchen floor while your relatives call it discipline. Left to fend for himself, Harry disappears off the grid by the age of eleven, resurfacing years later at Hogwarts with a cold smile, a wand that obeys like a blade, and blood on his hands from work no child should know. He doesn't wear the Boy Who Lived like a badge. It's a target and he's the one aiming. Draco Malfoy has spent years preparing to hate Harry Potter. But the boy who returns to Hogwarts in their sixth year isn't the golden savior of the wizarding world. He's sharp, strategic, dangerous, and devastatingly disinterested in the war everyone assumes he's destined to win. As tensions mount and alliances shift, Draco finds himself drawn to the boy who kills with quiet precision and smiles like he knows something you don't. But the closer he gets, the more he realizes: Potter doesn't need saving. He needs someone who won't flinch when the world calls him a monster.

With Peter Pettigrew exposed and Sirius Black finally free, Harry Potter's life takes a turn toward the one he was meant to have. No more cupboard under the stairs. No more Dursleys. Just a godfather who loves him-and Remus Lupin, who refuses to let him go it alone. But the scars of his past aren't so easily left behind. As his protectors uncover the truth of Harry's upbringing, their fierce devotion threatens to overwhelm a boy who's never known what it means to be truly cared for. When a reckless decision drives a wedge between them, Harry must confront the hardest truth of all: that healing takes more than time. It takes trust. And for someone like Harry, trust may be the most dangerous magic of all.

After his first year at Hogwarts, Harry discovers a devastating secret-the headmaster has been hiding the truth about his life with the Dursleys. Determined to give Harry the family he deserves, Sirius Black steps forward to adopt him. Together, they forge a new path filled with love, trust, and the kind of home Harry has always dreamed of. But as they build their bond, dark forces loom, and the past refuses to stay buried.

What if Harry Potter never became the Boy Who Lived, the hero destined to save the world? What if the years of cruelty under the Dursleys didn't harden his heart into resilience, but twisted it into something darker? Abused and unwanted, Harry learns early how to lie, to manipulate, to act the part the world demands, all while nurturing a quiet, venomous hatred for the Muggles who raised him. When he enters the wizarding world, he discovers not salvation but a mirror of himself in Lord Voldemort. Bonded by similar childhoods and a shared contempt for Muggles, Harry joins him, not as a follower, but as an equal. Behind the mask of the Golden Boy, he becomes a nameless assassin whispered of in fear, wielding his cunning and power to reshape the world. Together, he and Voldemort hatch a chilling vision: to tear Muggleborn children from their families, raising them to know only magic and strength. In this world, the Dark Lord isn't just one man, he has an heir. And the Wizarding World may never recover.

Harry overhears a conversation in the headmasters office that changes his life. He now starts to doubt his so called friends and the light side

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