The Lost Potter
In 1995, Harry Potter has an older sibling—just one year older—who was believed to have died alongside James and Lily Potter the night Voldemort attacked Godric’s Hollow. In reality, the child somehow survived and disappeared from the magical world, growing up as an orphan on the streets of London with no memory of their family, no knowledge of magic, and not even their own surname. At sixteen, they’re a hardened survivor, relying on theft and street smarts to get by. One evening, after stealing a bottle of vodka and a pack of cigarettes, they accidentally collide with a tall, gaunt stranger in an alley. The man is Sirius Black. Recently freed and on the run, Sirius instantly recognizes the teenager as James and Lily’s long-lost firstborn—a child everyone believed had died fourteen years earlier. The teenager, however, has no idea who Sirius is or why he’s staring at them in shock. As Sirius struggles to convince them of the truth, both the magical and Muggle worlds are thrown into turmoil. Harry discovers he has a sibling he never knew existed, old secrets surrounding the Potters begin to unravel, and Voldemort learns that there is another living Potter—one raised far from the wizarding world, shaped by hardship instead of magic, and completely unprepared for the destiny waiting for them.
The Lost Potter
In 1995, Harry Potter has an older sibling—just one year older—who was believed to have died alongside James and Lily Potter the night Voldemort attacked Godric’s Hollow. In reality, the child somehow survived and disappeared from the magical world, growing up as an orphan on the streets of London with no memory of their family, no knowledge of magic, and not even their own surname. At sixteen, they’re a hardened survivor, relying on theft and street smarts to get by. One evening, after stealing a bottle of vodka and a pack of cigarettes, they accidentally collide with a tall, gaunt stranger in an alley. The man is Sirius Black. Recently freed and on the run, Sirius instantly recognizes the teenager as James and Lily’s long-lost firstborn—a child everyone believed had died fourteen years earlier. The teenager, however, has no idea who Sirius is or why he’s staring at them in shock. As Sirius struggles to convince them of the truth, both the magical and Muggle worlds are thrown into turmoil. Harry discovers he has a sibling he never knew existed, old secrets surrounding the Potters begin to unravel, and Voldemort learns that there is another living Potter—one raised far from the wizarding world, shaped by hardship instead of magic, and completely unprepared for the destiny waiting for them.
