Epona reaches Hogwarts with soot on her sleeves, a secret on her tongue, and one vow: "don't be small again." Sorted after the first-years and dropped into Slytherin politics, the muggle-born transfer learns to navigate a castle that watches, whispers, and remembers. She keeps her armor neat-punctured only by the way animals settle around her like she's safe ground, and by a black Bengal kitten that chooses her as if it's always known her name. Rumors coil through corridors. Prefects polish their smiles. Epona protects the littlest students with quiet efficiency and a rulebook of her own: never punch down, never use creatures as weapons, never apologize for surviving. Which would be easier if a certain red-haired Gryffindor didn't keep appearing at exactly the wrong right moments-loud laugh, soft eyes, and a talent for making the world feel a shade less cruel. As the school year darkens, Epona must decide what to share, what to hide, and who gets to stand at her side. House is a room, not a fate-and she intends to furnish it with her own terms. **Vibe:** slow burn · goth-tinted canon era · snakes as friends, not threats **Tropes/Tags:** **Notes:** Teen/PG-13; references to past abuse (off-page), school peril, comfort after fear.

She survived the basilisk. Now she has to survive everything that came after. The summer before fifth year, Epona Kelleher-muggle-born Slytherin, Parselmouth, and "the girl who wouldn't stay dead"-is barely holding herself together. Her only lifelines are a part-time job, a black Bengal cat with too much attitude, and a stack of ridiculous letters from Fred Weasley. By the time she finds her way back to the Leaky Cauldron and Hogwarts, she's different: thinner, quieter, and haunted by a death she never really faced. With Dementors at the gates, an escaped prisoner on the loose, and Slytherin House turning its back on her, Epona is pushed onto the Quidditch team and straight into a rivalry with Fred that feels a little too personal. On the ground they're best friends who won't admit what they want; in the air they're Slytherin vs Gryffindor, all sharp turns and sharper banter. LOST (Book Two in the Spellbound series) is a canon-adjacent Prisoner of Azkaban retelling about trauma that won't stay buried, magic that asks for hope, and two idiots in love who are the last to realise it.

She was calm in duels, sharp with a wand, and utterly unreadable. He was a walking disaster with a laugh too loud and a heart too big to hide. When George Weasley falls for Freya Nolan - sometime between a botched Levitation Charm and the Yule Ball - he doesn't expect it to be real. Or mutual. Or the kind of love that makes you forget how to speak in front of your own family. But Freya's quieter than the chaos he's used to, and George is louder than the safety she's built around herself. And yet, something about the way they fit - through pranks, mistletoe disasters, and Christmases at the Burrow - starts to feel a lot like home. A story of stolen glances, burnt toast, enchanted sweaters, and falling in love in the most Weasley way possible. Because life may be messy, but George knows one thing for certain: If there's going to be chaos, it's better with her. The stories in this book is going to be shorts, but they are continuous.

The stories in this book is going to be shorts, but they are continuous. Part 2 of Chaos, with you (You don't have to read part 1 to understand the plot) Life after Hogwarts isn't all stargazing and quiet nights - but it's close. When Freya Nolan lands a job at Celestia, a charming astronomy shop filled with telescopes, maps, and whispered wonders of the universe, she expects calm days and cosmic curiosities. What she doesn't expect is the messiness of adulthood: long hours, real responsibilities, and figuring out how to love someone while building a life from scratch. She and George have made it this far. But now comes the hard part - growing up, holding on, and finding their place in the world. It won't always be easy. But somehow, it'll be them. Always.

"The world was too loud. It had always been this way and was the first thought Lyra could ever remember having." Lyra Stone was a quiet girl, one who most people overlooked. She liked it that way and never before had trouble keeping away from the spotlight. This all changed the day she befriended Hermione Granger. A smart Gryffindor student who insisted that Lyra meet the rest of her group. Now Lyra has these two up to no good twins following her around, and she fears her world may never be quiet again.

(Lyra Stone Book Two) After everything that happened last year, Lyra knew that evil was waiting just over the horizon for her and her friends. She just didn't expect it to be so...pink? There's a new dictator taking over Hogwarts, and she's got a vendetta against anyone too different. It's not just Hogwarts that's changing, but Lyra too. In her pursuit of strength and knowledge, her morals are brought into question. Will Lyra survive her last year at Hogwarts? And even if she does will she still remain Lyra?

Book Three of The Weasley's and The Ravenclaw series! Behind the Safety of Hogwarts walls Lyra Stone always had a road map of where her life was going. Now, a Hogwarts drop out, in the midst of a war, the future has never been more unclear. An old wizarding fairy tale, a forbidden form of dark magic, and the enemies closing in at all sides. Lyra fights desperately to make sense of it all, in an attempt to save the ones she loves most. The only question is what is she willing to sacrifice?

Cassiopeia Black, twin to Sirius Black, daughter to Walburga and Orion Black. Cassiopeia has never been one for discriminating against muggles, muggleborns, etc. The complete opposite to her family, except a select few. Her and Sirius are the family disappointments, the rebellious two. The thing is, Cassiopeia is nowhere near as rebellious as her family seem to think. [marauders era] [trigger warning: themes of abuse, assault, foul language]

Cassiopeia Black had never been one to follow her families beliefs, and the war was no different. Whilst her family were known supporters of Voldemort, most of them actual death eaters, Cass joins the Order of the Phoenix. Juggling a war, leaving school, and love all at once is rather challenging. Especially when you're eighteen. [sequel to little miss black] [marauders era/first wizarding war]

'You're not weak,' he turned so he was facing me again. 'You're not. Fifth-year is hard enough without a near-death experience. You're stronger than you give yourself credit for.' Edith Falconer is entering her fifth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Coming from a muggle family, there's still loads for her to learn about the magical world. Fifth-year isn't anything she imagined it to be. First of all, there's a boatload of foreign students moored in the Black Lake. Attractive foreign students, at that. Then, there's the OWLs which are enough to drive anyone mad. On top of all that, she seems to have inadvertently caught herself up in a prank war with the Weasley twins. As both a muggleborn and a Ravenclaw, the pressure's on to do her best. Will a near-death experience drive her over the edge? Will her family ever accept the fact that she's still their daughter even though she's a witch? And will George Weasley ever stop acting so weirdly? Rated mature for suggestive themes and violence. This is the first instalment of three in the Healer series. All characters belong to J.K. Rowling