just looking for a good read.
Harry Potter and the Dark Half (Year 8) by AngelicAbyss
Rated: Professors [Reviews - 13]
Summary: Lord Voldemort has finally been defeated. The Death Eaters have been tried and convicted of their crimes. All the students at Hogwarts have returned to repeat and make-up their last year. Life in the wizarding world should be returning to normal, when a stunning press release in the Daily Prophet dumps everything upside-down once again as the definition of ‘pureblood’ comes into question. New lines will be drawn and sides will be taken. Who is the new leader of the Pureblood Movement? One evil replaces another and the immortal fight between good and evil is resumed.
write another please! this was fantastic really, i wish there was another because now i have to search for one just as good as this. You have such an amazing talent for creating "page turners" it's wonderful.
The Resilient by Misdemeanor1331
Rated: Professors [Reviews - 686]
Summary: 
Sequel to "An Aversion to Change."
It's Voldemort's world now: a world of corruption, betrayal, greed, and violence. A world of evil thoughts and evil deeds, where no one can be trusted, especially those closest to you.
But through it all, there must be strength. There must exist those who will stand up to totalitarian rule, who will say no when others submit, who must survive despite their condition. There must exist the resilient.
Eventual Draco/Hermione with plenty of plot. Very dark, so read at your own risk!
you've turned the tables on us all. Like many stories that I've read it's always been Draco Malfoy the bad guy living in Azkaban! I like how you've taken our knowledge of Hermione being one of the good guys to making her the prisoner. It makes me overly curious to know why she's there. You've left out crucial details in this first piece making me want to read the next. Love what you've done! Fantastic read!
Author's Response: Ah, I'm glad you're so intrigued but I'm afraid those crucial details aren't as missing as you think. This story is the sequel to "An Aversion to Change." It might be able to be read as a stand-alone, but you'd get a lot more if you read "Aversion" first. Sorry for the confusion, but I do hope you go back and check "Aversion" out! Thank you so much for reviewing!!
