Hogwarts expected many things from its final year Slytherins Becoming protective older brothers to a tiny first year with sad eyes and a stuffed toy was not one of them.
Evelyn Mitchell thought Jurassic World would be the greatest adventure of her life. She was right. Just not in the way she expected. When the Indominus Rex escapes and the island falls into chaos, Evelyn, her brothers, and an unexpectedly protective Owen Grady must fight to survive among the dinosaurs. The park is failing. The predators are loose. And nobody is leaving without a fight.
A young girl (6 years old) who appears at Camelot claiming she’s looking for her father. Nobody knows who she belongs to. Arthur feels bad for her. Merlin thinks something is suspicious. Gaius immediately starts feeding her. She ends up following Arthur, Merlin, Gwen, Morgana, and the guards around the castle like a lost duckling. Secret: she’s the daughter of a powerful sorcerer who died during the Great Purge.
- Anne with an e - When Arabella Blackwood arrives in Avonlea, she expects little more than another quiet town. Instead, she finds gossip, rivalry, unexpected friendships, and a boy who refuses to back down from an argument.
Eden Hart has learned two things since growing up in a wizarding orphanage: stay quiet, and don’t expect anyone to protect you. At Hogwarts, being an orphan only makes her an easier target. She’s too soft, too shy, too easy to hurt — the kind of girl other students shove aside without consequence. And after one particularly cruel night leaves her bruised and bleeding, Eden makes a desperate decision. She goes looking for the boys everyone fears. Mattheo Riddle, Draco Malfoy, Theodore Nott, Blaise Zabini, and Lorenzo Berkshire are infamous around Hogwarts for bloody knuckles, sharp tempers, and trouble that follows them like shadows. They’re cruel, dangerous, untouchable. Which means they probably know how to patch up cuts and bruises. What Eden doesn’t expect is for the terrifying sixth years to let her stay. Or for them to become fiercely protective over the tiny second year with oversized sweaters, trembling hands, and doe eyes too trusting for a castle full of monsters.
Four-year-old Elowen arrives in Camelot with nothing but a blanket, a silver necklace, and a promise from her dying mother: “Your father will find you there.” As Camelot becomes her home, nobody realizes the man she’s waiting for has been dead for years.
The Slytherin group have a reputation for being dangerous. Unfortunately for them, seven-year-old Celeste Greengrass thinks they’re the coolest people ever. A summer at the Greengrass estate quickly turns into chaos as Hogwarts’ most feared students gain an unofficial little sister.
After losing everything, three-year-old Elowen Vale finds a new home in Camelot—and an unexpected family in Arthur, Merlin, the knights, and the king who chooses to call her daughter.
Mattheo Riddle never expected to end up looking after his two year old little sister, Evangeline Riddle, at Hogwarts while their parents are away on “family business”… and yet, here he is. What he really didn’t expect? That she’d somehow become the entire Slytherin common room’s problem to love. Between Mattheo trying to act like a responsible older brother and Theodore, Blaise, Lorenzo, and Draco reluctantly stepping into very confused “uncle” roles, Evangeline quickly becomes the one thing in Slytherin no one saw coming. Because even in the darkest dungeons, she somehow brings a bit of light with her.
Eleven-year-old Ellie Morgan came to Jurassic World expecting the adventure of a lifetime. She never expected to be fighting for her life. After becoming separated from her parents, Ellie finds herself stranded on Isla Nublar alongside brothers Zach and Grey Mitchell when the Indominus Rex escapes containment. As the island descends into chaos and dinosaurs roam free, Ellie desperately searches for her family while trying to survive. But when hope begins to fade, she discovers that family isn’t always the people you’re born to. Sometimes it’s the people who refuse to leave you behind.
Mattheo Riddle never expected to become the guardian of his 4-year-old sister, Evangeline, when their parents leave her at Hogwarts for “family business.” Now a sixth year at Slytherin, he’s suddenly juggling school, teenage drama, and a small child who has fully adopted the Slytherin common room as her home. With Theodore, Blaise, Lorenzo, and Draco reluctantly stepping into “uncle” roles, Evangeline quickly turns Slytherin House into something it never planned to be—slightly softer, a lot louder, and completely wrapped around her tiny finger.
A shy Gryffindor first year becomes the constant target of Fred and George Weasley’s pranks until one rainy night leaves her locked out of Gryffindor Tower alone after curfew. Wandering the castle upset and trying to avoid Filch, she accidentally ends up near the Slytherin dungeons — where a group of Slytherins discover the tiny first year crying outside their common room. Instead of mocking her, they take her in. What begins as reluctant pity slowly turns into fierce protectiveness as the Slytherins realise the lonely little Gryffindor feels safer with snakes than lions.
Everyone at Hogwarts knows the Slytherin boys are dangerous. Nobody understands why they suddenly keep appearing around a quiet Ravenclaw girl who barely speaks above a whisper. After a Defence Against the Dark Arts lesson leaves Lilia Vale sobbing over the memory of her dead mother, strange things begin appearing outside her dormitory door: enchanted paper birds, sweets, handwritten notes reminding her to eat. She never finds out who’s leaving them. Not for a very long time.
When young Princess Eira is kidnapped in broad daylight, Camelot is thrown into chaos. The only clues left behind are a series of unsettling packages from a group known as the Red Cloaks.
Everyone at Hogwarts knows the rules. Don’t cross Mattheo Riddle. Don’t start problems with the Slytherin boys. And if you value having an intact nose, don’t insult their little sister. Celeste Rosier is a second-year Slytherin who couldn’t be more different from the people protecting her. She’s quiet, polite, terrible at standing up for herself, and somehow manages to get herself into trouble without meaning to. Most students assume she’d be an easy target. Until they realise who follows her around. For reasons nobody fully understands, Celeste has been unofficially adopted by Hogwarts’ most feared group of students. Mattheo Riddle treats her like his own little sister. Theodore helps with her homework. Blaise spoils her rotten. Enzo lets her braid his hair. Draco acts annoyed whenever she’s around while simultaneously threatening anyone who upsets her. And Pansy has practically taken over the role of protective older sister. The result? An entire school terrified of a twelve-year-old girl who wouldn’t hurt a fly. As Celeste navigates Hogwarts, secret passages, Quidditch matches, detentions, and the chaos constantly surrounding her older siblings, she slowly discovers that being protected by the most dangerous people in school isn’t nearly as glamorous as it sounds. Especially when those people keep starting fights. And dragging her into the aftermath.
Arabella Montgomery never planned on returning to Avonlea. But when she does, she finds herself drawn back into the life she left behind—and to Gilbert Blythe, the childhood friend who never forgot her. A story about home, growing up, and finding love where you least expect it.
Mattheo Riddle and Astraea break up at least once a week. Unfortunately, they also get back together at least once a week. A toxic cycle of arguments, apologies, jealousy, and love neither of them can seem to escape.
A Slytherin girl arrives at Hogwarts already known for all the wrong reasons — she is the daughter of a Death Eater. Even though she has done nothing to deserve it, the entire school watches her with suspicion, fear, or curiosity. She struggles to separate herself from her family’s legacy while trying to survive a school that has already decided who she is. At the Slytherin table, she becomes entangled with a group of boys who each react to her in different ways — some cautious, some observant, some openly hostile, and some quietly protective — as her presence begins to disrupt the expectations around her.