Fifth year: After the Dementor attack, Harry is not returning to Hogwarts – is he? ! Instead of Harry, a snake moves into the lions' den. People won't know what hit them when Dumbledore's chess pawn Harry is lost in time… Manipulative Dumbledore, 'Slytherin!Harry', Time Travel!

When two abused souls cry out for each other, not even Time can keep them a part. But time travel is tricky and one can not stay in the past forever without suffering terribly. Tom and Harry find each other and through one another they heal and find the love they both so desperately needed. Tomarry. Slow burn. Growing up as friends. Longer summary in first chapter

When Voldemort tries to kill Harry as an infant, the curse... it messes up. Harry and Voldemort end up with a soulbond that doesn't complete itself before fourth year. Mix this in with past lives, potion Masters being a pain, the Ministry not Understanding Anything and a budding romance between Harry and Voldemort... well, Harry's fifth year will certainly be interesting.

Sequel to Son of Salazar. Harry finds his way back to the present, only it's been ten years since he left and everyone thinks he's dead. Neville has been hailed as the Prophecy Child, though the Wizarding World (and Dumbledore) sees him as a disappointment. Everything changes when The Dursley's are found dead. Cause of death? A basilisk. Eventual Tomarry.

Harry wasn't the foolish, brave, hard-headed Griffindor that everyone assumed him to be. Harry found it amusing to play with the people around him, let them build misconceptions and assume they knew him. When he lets himself get captured by Voldemort (to amuse himself), he shows Voldemort and his Death Eaters that Harry Potter doesn't exists, but Hadrian Potter does.

A center or source, as of activities or power. Tom is Harry's locus, time and time again.