The Name of the Rose

Rose Weasley has had a rather unremarkable first four years at Hogwarts. Apart from the agony of being the very average daughter of a very extraordinary mother, Hermione Granger, Rose has never had much to complain about, being content to sleep through lessons and sketch in her free time. Life has settled into a comfortable routine when an evening walk in Hogsmeade reveals a danger that may prove too much even for her Uncle Harry to deal with. An experiment gone horribly right and a mission gone horribly wrong thrusts her right into the vortex of the gathering maelstrom ... and Rose is now left with some tough choices to make to save herself and the rest of the wizarding world from the mystic eastern power that threatens them all.

Eavesdropping isn't as easy as it should be when a mysterious broomstick-rider is followed by Rose's least favourite distraction.

Harry begins his tale of the events that led him to call the D.A. together again.

Scorpius rushes to Hogsmeade to check on George Weasley and find he may have bitten off more than he can chew.

In which it is revealed that the Dark Lord does not have an exclusive monopoly over the creation of Horcruxes

Snape reveals what he's been doing since the war and the background of the Routers begins to become clearer.

Rose finds herself in a couple of difficult situations.

A trip down memory lane and a sense of Deja Vu for Scorpius.

In which Rose finds that help can come from unexpected places.