All Hermione wanted was a night of fun. Instead she got a rock star. No magic, all Muggle. Modern era. AU.

Six years after the war Unspeakable Hermione Granger and a newly returned Sirius Black are united by one question: How do you build a future when you've come home from the past? Rated M for language, violence and scenes of a sexual nature in later chapters.

'Please. I'm begging you. W-whatever you have p-planned,' her eyes moved from the woman, to the Time-Turner and back again. 'You don't have t-to do i-it.'

Hermione Granger hates her name. It's a slick sort of hate that snuck up unexpectedly, but no matter how much she loathes herself, she doesn't hate her name quite like seventeen year-old Sirius hates being a Black. Their skin is peeling, and everyone's wearing masks for faces. Marauders-era, time-turner, definitely AUish.

For Hermione Granger living in post-war Britain means sorting through depositions and sitting through trials. But her work in the DMLE can only distract her so much. Nightmares and an unfading paranoia dominate her life, and simple things begin to overwhelm her. Harry is concerned, but so is his godfather. And Sirius is there when she needs it most.

In a war-torn world, a woman sets herself on a blazing path of retribution; but when a curse malfunctions, she is placed on a journey where she ultimately finds her redemption. TIME-TURNER. AU. Eventual Hermione x Sirius pairing.

*Hiatus* Dark magic is tricky but to Hermione Granger, if it allows her to go back in time and save her loved ones, the cost is most definitely worth it. But then, if she can go back a day, what's to stop her from going back years and changing even more? James and Sirius don't quite know what to do with a bossy front lawn assassin but they're keen to keep her close and find out. AU

it begins with the end. –- [thief of time redux, timeturner, marauder's era, sbhg, hermione granger & sirius black]

Two paranoid prisoners of Azkaban, conspiracy within the Ministry, and the key to Voldemort's demise. It's a bit like the war, isn't it? The sequel to Beneath a Clear Blue Sky.