She was born a Lestrange. Raised to serve the Dark Lord. Marked as a Death Eater. But she never chose any of it. 1995. Voldemort is back, and the Order of the Phoenix is desperate for information. When Bellatrix Lestrange’s daughter is captured, they believe they’ve finally found someone who can lead them to him. There’s just one problem. She refuses to talk. With Moody watching her every move, Sirius openly threatening her, and Harry, Hermione and Ron convinced she’s hiding something, earning the Order’s trust seems impossible. But perhaps the real question isn’t whether she’s dangerous. It’s what happens when the daughter of one of Voldemort’s most devoted followers finally gets the chance to choose where her loyalty lies.
Everyone at Hogwarts wants Professor Riddle’s attention. You are the only student who wishes you didn’t have it. When Tom Riddle arrives at Hogwarts as the new Defence Against the Dark Arts professor, his intelligence and charm quickly make him the school’s favourite teacher. But for some reason, Riddle becomes particularly interested in you. At first, you assume it’s because of your talent. Then you begin noticing the strange things—the lingering looks, the private conversations, the books he leaves on your desk, and the unsettling feeling that he knows things about you that you’ve never told anyone. What begins as a teacher taking an interest in his most promising student slowly becomes something far more dangerous. Because Professor Riddle isn’t interested in you simply because you’re clever. He’s interested because you remind him of himself. And the more you uncover about the man behind the charming professor, the harder it becomes to decide whether you should run from him… or find out exactly what he wants from you.
