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05 April 2006
Möbius by Mandy (geneticallydead)
by music2084
In the history books, Harry Potter stood over the hollow corpse of Lord Voldemort, vibrant and triumphant, and incinerated that withered old body to the depths of hell. The real truth was, Severus Snape killed Voldemort. Not Harry Potter.
03 April 2006
Sanguis-Vinculum by Meri
by music2084
Harry and Severus unintentially form a blood bond which will enable them to join magic against Voldemort, but has the side effect of softening their feelings towards each other.
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26 March 2006
Beech Hall by Aucta Sinistra
by music2084
This time, Dumbledore sends Snape to Harry's manor for his own protection.(Sequel: Without Ceremony)
22 March 2006
A Necessary Evil by Kai
by music2084
After the Final Battle, Albus is pregnant and Lord Voldemort is almost-dead yet again.
20 March 2006
Dark Chocolate by Dianann
by music2084
Snape takes on Harry as an apprentice during Harry's seventh year. Is all as it seems? (Sequel: White Chocolate)
16 March 2006
A Choriambic Progression by Mairead Triste and Aristide
by music2084
Harry learns a lot over the summer. Smut happens. It's all terribly exciting.
14 March 2006
The Last Dance by Sushi
by music2084
Once upon a time, there was a boy named Harry Potter. He died...
Through a Glass, Darkly by Lexin
by music2084
Long ago, and in a world ruled by a Dark Lord, Harry Potter went to Hogwarts.
13 March 2006
10 March 2006
Tea Series by Telanu
by music2084
(Tea Series: A Most Disquieting Tea, Almost, At Times, The Fool, Like A Glass, Corresponding, A Wizard Song, Possession)
08 March 2006
A Bittersweet Potion Series by Alchemia Dent and Bugland
by music2084
(A Bittersweet Potion Series: A Bittersweet Potion, Procul His, Purification...)
In Between Days by Atrata
by music2084
Snape kidnaps depressed Harry to keep him safe, but nothing is quite what it seems.
07 March 2006
The Fourth Year by Calligraphy
by music2084
Snape lives as Harry Potter's prisoner (and more or less servant). An unexpected attack changes things. Or have things already been changing?
06 March 2006
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