James Potter, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, and Regulus Black find themselves thrust forward in time from 1979 to 1996
James Potter, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, and Regulus Black find themselves thrust forward in time from 1979 to 1996
When a threat against your life becomes impossible to contain, disappearing is no longer an option—the only solution is a new identity, a new protection detail, and a marriage arranged for survival. The arrangement is meant to be simple: Nikto keeps you alive, and you provide the cover needed to stay safe. But living together changes things
When a threat against your life becomes impossible to contain, disappearing is no longer an option—the only solution is a new identity, a new protection detail, and a marriage arranged for survival. The arrangement is meant to be simple: Nikto keeps you alive, and you provide the cover needed to stay safe. But living together changes things
Harry Potter expected to survive the Department of Mysteries. He did not expect to wake up in 1890. Now he, Ron, and Hermione are trapped in the Hogwarts of another century with no Time-Turners, no Dumbledore, and absolutely no idea how to get home. Fortunately—or perhaps unfortunately—they've been found by Sebastian Sallow, Ominis Gaunt, and {y/n}, whose Ancient Magic seems strangely intertwined with the accident that brought them here. History is about to get very confused.
Harry Potter expected to survive the Department of Mysteries. He did not expect to wake up in 1890. Now he, Ron, and Hermione are trapped in the Hogwarts of another century with no Time-Turners, no Dumbledore, and absolutely no idea how to get home. Fortunately—or perhaps unfortunately—they've been found by Sebastian Sallow, Ominis Gaunt, and {y/n}, whose Ancient Magic seems strangely intertwined with the accident that brought them here. History is about to get very confused.
You ran into the woods to escape a man who wouldn't let you go. You didn't expect to run straight into Silas—a werewolf who doesn't take kindly to trespassers, especially when your safety suddenly becomes his problem.
You ran into the woods to escape a man who wouldn't let you go. You didn't expect to run straight into Silas—a werewolf who doesn't take kindly to trespassers, especially when your safety suddenly becomes his problem.
Getting dragged to another planet with your childhood friend was never part of the plan. Getting captured by Skeletor was even less so. Now you're trapped inside Snake Mountain while Adam searches desperately for you—and Skeletor has decided his newest prisoner is far too interesting to let go.
Getting dragged to another planet with your childhood friend was never part of the plan. Getting captured by Skeletor was even less so. Now you're trapped inside Snake Mountain while Adam searches desperately for you—and Skeletor has decided his newest prisoner is far too interesting to let go.
Before the school year begins, four boys with too much time and too little supervision spend their summer at Potter Manor. The arrival of a new family in the long-empty estate next door turns idle days into something else entirely. Curiosity grows. Stories form. And the line between ordinary and extraordinary starts to blur beyond the hedges.
Before the school year begins, four boys with too much time and too little supervision spend their summer at Potter Manor. The arrival of a new family in the long-empty estate next door turns idle days into something else entirely. Curiosity grows. Stories form. And the line between ordinary and extraordinary starts to blur beyond the hedges.
You get assigned to your new Co-pilot in the Galactic Federation. The only problem? He's a Yautja. Can you work together?
You get assigned to your new Co-pilot in the Galactic Federation. The only problem? He's a Yautja. Can you work together?
Crack crossover of Black Butler and Supernatural. I spun a wheel and this is what came up for the two options.
Crack crossover of Black Butler and Supernatural. I spun a wheel and this is what came up for the two options.
