Harry Potter and the Amulet of the Moon

Sequel to Harry Potter and the Antiquity Link. Following the recent disaster suffered by the Aurors, new Auror Leader Harry Potter recruits fifteen trusted members of Dumbledore's Army to become the backbone of the Aurors. To prepare quickly to defend an Auror-less society, they go to an uninhabited island and go back in time a year, planning to train uneventfully, isolated from the rest of the world, and the timeline. But they're pulled back into the whirl of wizarding events in a way they never would have expected.

After reaching the island and going back in time, Harry finds himself going even further back than he’d planned, causing some in the group to question his judgment.

Harry tries to turn a game of chess into an object lesson for the Auror trainees, but George’s taunting leads to conflict between him, Ron, and Harry.

As George’s uncooperative behavior escalates, Harry, Kingsley, and Hestia unexpectedly leave the island, leaving Ron and Hermione in a difficult position.

Sequel to Harry Potter and the Antiquity Link. Following the recent disaster suffered by the Aurors, new Auror Leader Harry Potter recruits fifteen trusted members of Dumbledore's Army to become the backbone of the Aurors. To prepare quickly to defend an Auror-less society, they go to an uninhabited island and go back in time a year, planning to train uneventfully, isolated from the rest of the world, and the timeline. But they're pulled back into the whirl of wizarding events in a way they never would have expected.

Furious at what he considers Harry’s attempt to manipulate him, George makes his way to Sydney Airport, planning to take the first plane to England to save his brother.

A new problem arises, bringing with it the now-familiar threat of destruction of the timeline, causing Harry to regret having taken the group into the past.

Harry, Ron, and Hermione try to adjust to the very peculiar notion of being allies of Draco Malfoy as they struggle to determine the nature and cause of their predicament.

The use of a magical pendant given to Harry by Dumbledore causes a sharp and unexpected turn in Harry’s life as plans are made to break Luna out of Malfoy Manor.

In the other dimension, Harry takes steps to try to end torture at Hogwarts, as Dean and Hermione’s treatment of a captured Death Eater provokes an ethical debate.

After brushing aside Harry’s suggestion that Hermione check the spell, Malfoy’s effort to rid the other Harry of his Horcrux ends disastrously.

Harry falls into a trap set by Snape, whose powerful hatred of Harry may jeopardize the cause they are both fighting for.

Angered by a perceived lack of respect, Xenophilius withdraws his assistance to an operation Harry hopes will bring an end to torture at Hogwarts.

In a dangerous raid on Azkaban, Malfoy and Luna find themselves in mortal danger after taking impulsive action, disregarding Harry's instructions.

Preparing to announce himself as Auror Leader, Harry must navigate the waters of politics as well as try to maneuver Snape out as headmaster of Hogwarts.

Harry's first successful operation as Auror Leader provokes a brutal response from Voldemort.

Wizarding society starts to panic as Harry and the Aurors are unable to stop the escalating violence.

When a chance to capture Voldemort presents itself, Harry must decide whether it's an opportunity or a trap.

In a showdown with Voldemort, Harry faces a trial similar to the Auror Leader test–but this time, for real.

Harry faces the prospect of doing to his counterpart what infuriated him when it was done to him.