Do-over Stories

-Harry Potter fanfiction- What if the end battle in seventh year didn't end the way it was supposed to? What if it was just one big slaughtering and only a couple of Order members escaped? And what if Harry decides that the future doesn't hold anything promising any more? He goes back to the past, that is what. After a rigorous training Harry is sent back to just after his parents were killed. Unfortunately for the Order, his and their goals are different this time around. During his training he has come to a couple of important decisions and conclusion, and this time Harry wants some drastic changes to occur. Screw the Order and Dumbledore, Harry is doing it his way. --------- It's quite a slow story so if you're just interested in when Harry actually time-travels go to the chapter "Time is relative". I'd personally advise not to skip the earlier chapters though because they contain all the backstory and it can become a little confusing to start right in the middle of the story.

As Sindell realizes she has woken up with her memories of her former life, she realizes she doesn't have to live events in the same way she did before. The thing for certain is, her fairy godmother, Bemeselle, knows too and, along with the Fairy King, doesn't believe what happened was her happily-ever-after. Can Sindell remember enough to change what she's already lived, or will she be destined to repeat her ill-lived fate?

Cadence, a no-name classical violinist, with Asian parents and an Oxford degree, is fleeing from the stage: he broke the bow at his London concert, and with it, his music career. To escape embarrassment, he hops on a train. But thanks to a strange encounter, what follows is a ride backwards in time. Back to Louis, his performance tutor, who died ten years ago. And further still. Down memory lane, through music history. This is a special train service to: The Holy Grail. Calling at: Antique Instruments, Lost Masterpieces, Dangerous Secrets, Forbidden Arts. The next stop is: Saving Louis's Life. (Not for AI learning.)

"Do we get second chances in this life, Todd?" Neil asks him like he expects a negative answer. Todd doesn't give that to him. "Yes. We do. I know it." "Do you?" Neil grins, playfully elbowing him. "Did you at least wait to take it? That second chance? Until the world was more peaceful? More kind?" Ten years after the death of Neil Perry, Todd Anderson wakes up with a second chance. **REPOSTED FROM AO3 BY ORIGINAL AUTHOR

A collection of poems about personal and national realizations of self.

Wrive Tacking's life is changed forever when he finally escapes the hated laboratory he's always known. His allies are few, and his enemies are everywhere in a world that's all new to him. There's not a dull moment as friends, foes, past and future all burst into Wrive's life. A tale of adventure unfolds in a world of magic, mystery and mayhem. This is a redo of The Forgotten. The original version was written a while ago, when I had less knowledge and experience. I'd truly come to love the world I'd created, and feel that I should bring it back by writing the original book with more detail and less mistakes.

Jason and Alex have been married for quite some time now. Every marriage has secrets, but sometimes you don't even know you have any. Sometimes you don't even know if your name is your real name, let alone if your life is your real life... What if for the past 6 years someone planned out our lives for us? Like in a play? For example, if the writer wants the character to die, then the character has no choice but to die...

A teenage girl loses her home to a fire. Her family never saw her exit the house so they all think she's dead. She sees this as an opportunity to start over.

[BREAK BC SCHOOL IS STRESS] We've all dreamt of a do-over. A chance to go back and change our mistakes. To be able to go into the past, armed with knowledge of how the future will turn out, and apply what we know to fix a time where we didn't know. We all have hoped that, because of our nature of being human, our universe should have come with a way to go back and fix our countless mistakes. A device, a potion, something, anything to go back. Nothing like this exists in our world, but what if it did? Would we actually learn from our mistakes?

All I need is a do-over. That one thing can't be given to you...but if you could have it what would you do? I wish I had that do over... Star is an orphan but she is also something else while its still a mystery about how she got to the orphanage all that matters is the little peice of paper that says "do-over. Do better than me."

Time-traveling is all that anyone dreams about. I mean who wouldn't want to go back in time.

On his quest to returning the infinity stones Steve Rogers got a chance to save the ones he lost by one of the stones giving him a do-over

Shido gets cornered by Mio, but manages to travel back in time and restart at volume 1 again. Essentially, a redo of Date a Live but Shido has all 10 Angels and knows of future events.

When Shelley's mum dies in an accident her whole world is turned upside down. After a near death experience and being abandoned by her father she is beyond broken. But when she discovers a cousin she never knew existed and forms a bond with him she thinks she might be able to survive her predicament. Staying at her cousin Derek's house she meets Lucas. A hot-shot photographer with big dreams. Lucas knows Shelley's his mate and wants to be with her forever but what will happen when Shelley is brought into a dangerous world filled with rogues, hunters and werewolves? What will happen when she discovers a secret her mother kept from her all her life? Can she survive it all?

My name is John Turner, and I have a story to tell. For longer than you can possibly comprehend, I was a time traveler. I know what it is like to have done all the things I ever wanted to do. I know the answer to every "What if" I ever really cared about. I know what it is like to be immortal. I also know what it is like to grow so weary of living, I chose to end my own existence. I can almost hear you wondering, "If that was true, how could he even write this story?" Well, I'll tell you...

Once there was a man named Pacey he was a guy that does not want to get involved on other people's business. If something inappropriate is happening around him he'd rather ignore it and walk away, and has a point of view in life that he has no one, but himself, can depend only to himself and not to other people. One day something terrible happened to him at work and had a meltdown and turned to say these words he wished he never said. . .