When her parents are unexpectedly killed in a Death Eater attack, Lyra Reed travels back in time to kill the boy who would grow up to be Lord Voldemort. Only...this is not her first time meeting Tom Riddle. As she grapples with the loss of her parents and of her own innocence, Lyra struggles to unravel the riddle of the boy who might just be a reflection of her own inner demons.

He had everything he wanted, power and immortality. But he never forgot what he'd lost. If you asked him if he rued it, he'd say there's no room for repentance or contrition where there's not even a conscience. But although he felt no remorse that didn't mean he didn't regret. Sometimes you only know what you've had when you lose it. Sometimes it needs loss to inspire perception.

Rumors and mysteries surround him and she wants to know: what is Tom Riddle doing inside the girl's bathroom? [OC Insert, Slow Build, Slow Burn]

Born under a cursed star, the universe seeks to regain the equilibrium that was lost when Lucy's soul entered it. Some laws are never meant to be broken, and some people are never meant to exist. Fate demands tribute for this violation in blood and in tears... But Lucy never believed in fate, nor in curses. And she's always been good at breaking things...

When the US enters WWI, Madeline Clarkson drops out of college to join the American Expeditionary Force as a telephone operator. While stationed in Paris, she meets Sgt Major Thomas Shelby while he's on leave. When the war is over, Madeline learns exactly what it means to be a Shelby, while Tommy adjusts his ambitious plans to account for Madeline's presence in his life.

Everything about him was poisonous, his looks, his power and, most of all, his magic. And yet, she knew she would never want him to change, because, for her, he was perfect the way he was, with this emotionless, dangerous, intoxicating way of doing magic. She knew that he couldn't love; she accepted that he didn't care but she would die to make him understand.