Against the Tide

Seventh-year, continuation of

Seventh-year. Part Two of the critically acclaimed (read: people really liked it) story

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Seventh-year continuation for

Seventh-year continuation of Red Tide Rising. The world isn't going quite as planned, but the characters try to stay upbeat. Draco runs into the errant Professor Gryffindor, and comes to realize sometimes you have to change your strategy half way through the game. The twins play the cruelest joke possible, while several new students come to Hogwarts, just as several horrible events lead older students to leave and enter the Auror's College. The pace is picking up, and I encourage you all to read this chapter-- it's very good.

Seventh-year continuation of

Seventh-year continuation of

Seventh-year continuation of

Seventh-year continuation of the fantastic, brilliant

Seventh year continuation of

Seventh-year continuation of

In this continuation of Red Tide Rising, the Christmas Holidays are just around the corner. However, there are a few problems. Draco is having financial problems, not to mention problems with his fair-weather Gryffindor friends, and those Gryffindor friends have so many problem of their own, they haven't really noticed yet. Naturally, the chapter is fantastic. Please read and review

This chapter, in a continuation of Red Tide Rising, greets the return of Professor Gryffindor, in dramatic fashion (she insisted on it). Draco learns his part in the assumed triumph of the Dark Lord, and Ron manages to get himself kicked out of the Burrow. But why? You'll have to read to find out.

Seventh-year continuation of Red Tide Rising. In this chapter, half of Christmas holidays passes in grand drama. Harry and Ron visit the Dursleys, Briar returns to Hogwarts, and Draco entertains a marriage proposal. Read and review

The muse is back!! Lovely long chapter, very detailed, which advances the story (finally, after all the 'transition'...). There's a wedding, a bloodletting, a gorgeous setting. Briar has her baby, and a reckoning with the father; Percy gets married; Ron and Harry finally make up, and set out on adventure... well, just read it.

Sirius returns in this chapter (plausibly) and a chain of events begins.

In this chapter, a bit of post-Christmas angst from Harry; Draco has a profound realization about he and his mother; Hermione finds a few nifty Rune manuscripts which may help her to, finally!, answer the question that has eluded her for years: does the Killing Curse have a counter? Also heavily featured is a Weasley New Year's Eve party, with all our friends.

The students return to Hogwarts from winter holidays. Death Eaters attacks have tapered off, but internal squables are tearing the school apart. How can Harry hope to defeat Voldemort without the army Dumbledore told him he needed?