{𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸 𝟭} Lexi Hooper has been a Harry Potter fan since the very start. One day, Lexi and her friend decide to go to King's Cross station for a memorable cosplay. But what started as a joke, turns out to be both Lexi's dream and her nightmare. Just for a laugh, Lexi starts to run towards the wall between platform 9 and 10, careful not to hit it too hard. But the shocking part is that the wall disappears and she passes the barrier, suddenly finding herself in platform 9 3/4. At first she thinks that she's just dreaming and goes with the flow. But when she figures out that everything is as real as it can get, Lexi realizes that she has the power to change everything and save everyone; because she knows exactly what is going to happen next and how to stop it, even though she is just a Muggle.

Ember. It means fire. Ember was never safe. Even before she was born she was coverted. Hunted. She's the last of her kind. Once there were many. Once there were four. Four families. One for each element. Air. Water. Earth. Fire. Every other family element was hunted into extinction all but the family of Fire. The most powerful and unpredictable of the elements. Ember was raised in a muggle orphanage, unaware that she was one of the most desirable people in the wizarding world but what does that matter when your heart is stolen by one of the goofiest red heads you'll ever meet. I DO NOT OWN HARRY POTTER! ALL RIGHTS TO JK ROWLING.

Leah Derijker has a rule: don't believe in things you can't explain. It's a good rule. It's just that the ginger-haired man who keeps appearing in Regent's Park - the one her hand passes straight through - is making it very difficult to keep. Fred Weasley has been dead for almost a year. He doesn't know why he keeps coming back to the same London park, or why no one can see him. No one, that is, until her. She's a muggle. He's a ghost. Neither of them has any idea why they're connected - only that wherever she goes, he follows, and every time she leaves the park, the world goes dark. What starts as the most impossible friendship of her life slowly becomes something neither of them has a name for. And the more Leah is pulled into a world she never knew existed, the more one question refuses to leave her alone: what does it mean to fall for someone you can never touch?