The Second Wizarding War ends way sooner than anticipated and everyone in the order is dead save one Hermione Granger. Severus Snape in an effort to fulfill Dumbledore's dying instructions, sends her back in time to the beginnings of the first Wizarding War. Eventual Sirimione, Minor Remione.

Hermione's life takes a dark turn after the death of her parents, leaving her at the mercy of a tyrannical Matron. Her new home is more prison than sanctuary, haunted by ghosts bearing terrible, bloody secrets. Though she's surrounded by troubled young women, it's the men in her life who teach her freedom comes at the greatest price of all. Victorian AU, Tomione, Dramione, no triad

Hermione Granger was a a plain mudblood. At least until one rash action leads to her battling Voldemort first year and miraculously surviving. Stuck in a whirlwind of political ploys, fame, wealth and power along with assassination attempts Hermione has a rather difficult path. But what is that saying, "The ends justify the means," and she will do whatever it takes...

Hermione Granger is more than the Muggle-born that she thought herself to be, and her new identity presents its own challenges as she navigates the second Wizarding War. Regardless of who she is and who she has on her side, her mission hasn't changed. She will do whatever is necessary to stop the Dark Lord.

She wondered how she knew in her heart of hearts that this was wrong, that somehow this wasn't the way things were supposed to be. That something had changed, and that somehow, it all had to do with her…

Hermione has never shied away from a confrontation with Rita Skeeter, and she's about to find out why she should have. But perhaps through all of the lies and the lines, she can find something truer than she ever thought possible.

At the behest of Lord Voldemort, Severus Snape is forced to commit a deplorable act against one who should have been under his protection. Bound by Dark Magic, he and Hermione Granger must learn to trust one another and themselves as they work together to thwart the dark plots surrounding them.

"All her growth was the conveying of a corpse of hope." It was definitely the worst of times. Follow Hermione as she navigates through the quagmire: saving the world, getting top grades, falling in love, lust, and a whole lot of trouble; and comes out of it hopefully at least partially sane. (Super slow burn)

Hermione always assumed that one day Ron would wake up and realize they were supposed to be together, and that he loved her. But in the midst of the war and the devastating aftermath, what happens when she finds herself turning more and more often to a different Weasley - one that makes her laugh, feel alive, and never lets her down... A George/Hermione story.

Sequel to "The Right Thing to Do" - Draco's POV.

When Hermione Granger is caught by Snape she must fake her death and assume a new identity and appearance as the illegitimate daughter of Severus Snape. Going by the name Mina Graziana-Snape, Hermione must navigate this new world where she's rubbing shoulders with Death Eaters, forced to participate in revels, marked as a Death Eater herself and balancing light and dark.

The war is much larger, far longer, and much deeper than they could have imagined: fought on a scale that baffles the limits of human understanding. In such a world, perhaps it isn't surprising when Hermione Granger is sent back in time to rescue Tom Riddle's soul before he has the chance to destroy it. Rated M.

"Maybe this was how you stayed sane in wartime: a handful of noble deeds amid the chaos." — When Harry Potter died at the Battle of Hogwarts, Voldemort destroyed Wizarding Britain. Enslaved for years, Hermione's magic has been bound. Soon, however, she'll discover that nothing and no one are what they seem to be. *Indefinite Hiatus—Not Abandoned*

When Harry, Ron, and Hermione are captured by Snatchers and taken to Malfoy Manor, a different scene plays out. Now, Hermione must learn to survive...as a prisoner of war. Scabior's prisoner.