Sixth year brings transfer students from other countries, including the daughter of US Aurors who have come to help Dumbledore. Some of the newbies stay, commit themselves to the fight. Follow the team through the last battle. Who will live and who will die? Please review!

A quieter Friday evening than Graínne is accustomed to.

In which Graínne proves she isn't perfect

I don't write Quidditch games, just the befores and afters. In which Harry and Graínne come to an understanding.

In which the Dueling club meets for a demonstration.

In which Graínne has two fights. (I am not crazy about this chapter. I wrote it a long time ago, and now I don't like it very much.)

In which something else of importance is made plain.

In which study and conversations occur. And, I guess, not much else.

In which Graínne and Harry begin their recovery

In which Graínne and Harry go back to class, and Winky goes back to serving

In which Gryffindor plays Slytherin, in a regretably short chapter.

In which there is much fluffiness.

In which a few Death Eaters decide to make a try for Harry at the Dursleys, and thestrals are discussed.

In which Harry has a birthday party

In which Harry receives part of his inheritance.

In which Remus buys Wolfbane Potion from a local source and the students get ready to return to Hogwarts.

In which the team works on teamwork, and there is much more about the new brooms and robes than interests warrent.

In which Harry takes Grainne "out" on a date after Quidditch practice. Nothing of substance here.

In which we check in with the students to remind ourselves that it's their story. not Remus'.

In which a secret mystery is stumbled over, and the Werewolves of Dorling gather.

In which an estate gets settled, a birthday comes around again, and we get back to Harry and Graínne and Ron and Hermione. Also the lemoniest lemon you're going to get is here, but it isn't all that much, so don't get too excited.

In which there is much fluff and Christmas presents and good news.

In which a cat is useful and seventh years have another good reason not to tempt fate or one another. Warning: This chapter contains a Protestant view of birth control. I know it's not for everyone.

In which news of the war creeps in, the Cup is won again, and people have a wilder than usual party.

In which Grainne wakes up twice, gets a note, swears a lot, and prepares.

In which Dumbledore makes a tactical error of allowing the teens to come to the battlefield, and all must wrestle with the consequences.

In which the four exercise a little independence by having lunch out, and what comes of it.

In which the strike team is debriefed, solutions to problems are examined, and everyone gets a good night's rest.

In which the Death Eaters are run out of Hogsmeade.

In which the author writes things that necessitate the changing of identities of herself and close family members and moves to a third world country where no one can find her until the sequel is posted.