In a world still trembling from war and ruled by legacy, one girl slips between the cracks of history to change everything. Lyra Druella Black - the last free heir of the House of Black - was hidden, erased, forgotten. Born in shadow. Raised in silence. But as the world prepares for another war shaped by two men-Voldemort and Dumbledore-Lyra forges a third path: her own. While the wizarding world chooses sides, Lyra chooses family. She rescues Draco from indoctrination, claims Harry as her kin through Sirius' hidden will, restores her broken aunts, and dares to bring even Bellatrix back from madness. As she uncovers Dumbledore's buried crimes and topples Voldemort's dark empire from the inside, Lyra doesn't seek a throne-she builds a home. Rewriting bloodlines, rebuilding legacies, and refusing to be used by anyone, Lyra Black will not be another sacrifice. Because Black blood does not break. It rebuilds.

The one with the power to vanquish the dark lord approaches. Born when the seventh month dies. Born to those who defied him. Having power the dark lord knows not. As neither can live whiles the other survives. The dark lord will mark her as an equal.

What if Harry had been born a girl? What if she was raised by her Godfather and Remus instead? Would the wizarding world be any different? Read as Harriet makes her way through the wizarding world, changing history and makes different friends than the original protagonist!

When a time traveler discovers that a 13-year-old boy-haunted by a true story and gifted with mind-reading powers-is destined to be kidnapped, he breaks the rules of time to rescue him. But saving one child is only the beginning. Joined by two mercenaries and a growing group of rescued mind readers, they become fugitives in a war for control, hunted by a ruthless captor and a clairvoyant who can see every move before they make it. As secrets unravel and lines are crossed, the time traveler is forced to abandon his vow and fight with no mercy to protect the future he never meant to change. Some stories are written in history. Others are carved in blood.