Stranded in another world, Taylor struggles to live in a different society with different laws and expectations, these strange quirks and mutations, as well as somewhat different views on what constitutes an 'acceptable' level of bugs used when apprehending a criminal.

A less horrible time at the Dursleys and caring teachers brings about a Harry free to question and create and a world of magic ripe for the learning. hopefully he doesn't get eaten by the books in the interim. Or turned into a newt by Prof Snape M because magic isn't always as friendly as one could wish it to be, I might change it down if I manage to refrain from getting too dark.

There was never going to be any way for a bug controlling hero to be a cuddly PR-friendly Ward, especially when said hero is an antisocial teen. In which Taylor gets sidetracked by Wikipedia entries on bugs, thugs don't get the counselling that they will desperately need because they're in Brockton Bay, and BB's storm sewers finally get their dues.

Harry Potter's encounter with Voldemort in year 1 changes his outlook in life, he gains new goal, one that will see him become far more powerful than Merlin himself. Yet, he isn't the only one, others hide in the fringes, awaiting the time when they too will rise up.