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Devastated by the deaths of her parents, Lily finds herself struggling to come to terms with the massive uncertainty inherent in a war-torn wizarding world. However, when Sirius flirts with Divination in an attempt to tease a smile to Lily's lips, he, Lily and James become trapped in another reality posing as the future. A spell cast to reveal the closest blood relative to Sirius should offer some chance of escape, but when it leads them directly to Draco Malfoy Lily finds herself asking whether morals are more important than happiness and whether a sense of right and wrong is ever worth sacrificing peace for. Ultimately, will Lily set her soul to rest, or only learn that the future never does the expected? Warnings: slash, language.

Our story begins one warm summer day as Hermione awakes from her coma to discover a world gone crazy. Sat by her bedside Ron tells of how, in a desperate attempt to continue his Empire of Darkness after the so called 'Final Battle', Lord Voldemort spread corruption in his wake. The far-reaching consequences have been disastrous for the British Wizarding population in general and for Harry in particular, leaving the Ministry of Magic scrambling in an attempt to halt their world's decent into madness. Will the Order be able to undo Voldemort's damage before a manipulative Draco Malfoy can twist the situation to his own rebellious advantage or is everything doomed to end in blood and darkness?

Death really does turn out be the next great adventure for Albus Dumbledore. Maybe not quite the one he envisioned, but he had to admit that it was probably his own fault.

Wherein Harry is not a morning person whilst Draco is; Draco finds someone to blame for year six, but Harry is devious; and they both have fun on holiday.

Ever wondered how Trevor made it from King’s Cross to the Hogwarts’ boats in his first year? Suspected fiendish plots, but been unable to pin-point the culprit? Look no further – the answer is here! Read all about it in the words of both the man – er, toad – himself and also the vile toad-napper.