When Tom Riddle walked through a doorway one fall afternoon everything changed and he found himself in a world wholly unprepared for him. "Something about you makes my brain itch," Hermione Granger said. "As if an earthquake had shifted everything sharply two feet to the left and then back again and it didn't all fit back quite right." Tomione. AU. COMPLETE.

On Starkiller, the final fight skews sideways. Kylo becomes too attached to Rey, and in a desperate attempt to keep her out of Snoke's clutches, he kidnaps the girl and flees into the Unknown Region of the Galaxy. Rey wants nothing to do with him, but Kylo's brittle and backed into a corner. An introspection on abandonment, and the slow descent into madness. AUish.

Regency. Alternate Universe. Told in glimpses, diary entries, letters, and dreams; Hermione comes to terms with marriage to a deeply passionate, yet desperately confusing man. Companion story to The Farce. [60/60]

Rey has found the legendary Jedi Master and hero of the Rebel Alliance, Luke Skywalker. But as the young Jedi begins her training, her bond with Kylo Ren is undiminished. As she learns the ways of the Force, Rey begins to suspect deeper truths than either the Sith or the Jedi admit, while Kylo Ren attempts to sway her to his side. Seriously AU as of TLJ.

Thor and Loki never get back to Asgard. Now S.H.I.E.L.D. is stuck with the world's most hated war criminal on their hands and everyone wants a piece - unless they can find a way to get rid of him for good. Jane/Thor/Loki triangle. Post-Avengers.

A lighthearted summer romp on the grounds of Malfoy Manor. Rain storms and rampant Hippogriffs, several scheming and desperate matchmaking mothers and Draco is making the best of this chaos by stripping and strapping one very reluctant bookworm to his bed

Hermione is killed by Voldemort, and is now dead. Well, sort of. Turns out that death is a little more complex than she knew. Ignores epilogue and last 50ish pages of DH.

What harm ever came from reading a book? TRHG