Tom/Harry. A disastrous trip to a waterpark (thanks, Dudley!) unleashes almost 200 lifetimes worth of memories, and now Harry is stuck as a ten-year-old while his soulmate is a wraith set on killing him. A very old and cynical Harry sets about correcting Tom's poor life-choices while avoiding Dumbledore and his Order's panicked searches for the Boy Who Disappeared. As far as Harry is concerned, the whole world can fuck off. He couldn't care less he's finally Harry Potter again, or that he can finally see his original loved ones again. The only thing that matters is getting Tom back safe and sane and with his soul intact. Harry Potter/Tom Riddle.

In which Harry Potter is the product of a prank that Loki once played on Thor. But hey, at least he's not a horse, so there's that. A series of vignettes about Harry's life with the Avengers while getting to know his new parents. Harry Potter/MCU crossover. Eventual Harry Potter/Bucky Barnes

Harry Potter disappears when he is four years old and the wizarding world believes him dead. But when his name comes out of the Goblet of Fire, Harry returns in a storm of lightning; a grown man raised in a world of violence, more powerful than anyone could imagine, and the worst thing of all? He doesn't care two knuts about the wizarding world. Naturally, Voldemort is intrigued by this new and improved adversary.

Harry is betrayed. Harry gets a second chance to do it all over again. There is just one catch. If Harry gets to keep his memories from his previous life, so does Voldemort. Harry Potter/Tom Riddle

Crowley finds a uncommon pet who can talk to snakes. He decides to keep it. The pet's name? Harry Potter. Aziraphale has a few choice things to say about this. A series of vignettes about Harry's life with his new guardians, all the way through Hogwarts.

Voldemort is finally dead, or so the wizarding world believes. Unfortunately, Harry knows better. Harry/Tom/Snape.

What if the Potter's hid Harry from the beginning? Knowing he'd be safer away from the Wizarding World, would the parents love their son enough to send him away for his safety? They thought it was for the best, but when the news of the dark mark appearing above Privet Drive they're devastated. Their baby boy was dead. Was he?

Disclaimer - This is a book that I started writing on a whim. The premise is strange, but trust me, it's worth the read. Harry Potter woke up one morning to a burning pain. From that moment on, his world was turned upside down. What was he supposed to do when he realized that his father had been alive all along? Not only that, but his father was the one person he hated the most, possibly even more than Voldemort. On top of that, what happens when a cartoon blonde starts to bring up feelings that Harry had never felt before? (Cover art not mine)

BOOK 1 After Voldemort returns, Harry Potter falls into a slump, mourning the loss of his friend and knowing that the final battle is soon to come. He worries that he will never be good enough to defeat a wizard that has fifty years of magical experience on him. Can he find a way to level out the playing field?

I ABANDONED THIS STORY YEARS AGO AND AM CURRENTLY WORKING ON RE-WRITING IT TO THEN FINISH. The new vs old chapters will be labeled. After the war Harry distances himself from everyone, feeling empty. He spends a year in solitude, only writing letters to communicate. When he's finally drawn from Grimuald Place by the Weasleys, Hermione appears at his front door with urgent and unsettling news. Harry realizes the hidden horrors of his years at Hogwarts and, together, with the help of Hermione, the two formulate a plan to redeem it all. Though, when it all goes sideways, Death shows himself to Harry, his master, and offers him a once in a lifetime opportunity. Will he take it?