Upon waking as a vampire, the only thing Isabella knows about her past is her name. Across from her, a second girl named Bree is also awakening. Taken in by two veterans of the Southern Wars, Peter and Charlotte, they spend their newborn year getting strong. But when their creators come looking for them, their past will come back to haunt them in ways they never could have guessed.

Voldemort demands a daughter. Raised reluctantly by Severus Snape after the events of Godric's Hollow, Aveline's future seems straightforward. Instead, her mother throws a curve at fate by binding her soul to two others; Draco Malfoy and the Boy-Who-Lived. Tied to her father's enemy and promised to his servants, Aveline must navigate the dark present to determine her own future.

Part One of the Flashpoint Series: Ember-Rue Everdeeen turns eighteen on the 99th Reaping Day, and is sent into the Games. Accompanying her in place of her brother is Wren Hawthorne, with whom she has a troubled and intimate past. As secrets come to light in and outside of the Arena, Ember unwittingly relights the spark of the old Revolution...and this time, it won't burn out.

Qetsiyah performs a spell using the blood of three doppelgangers in order to bring Bonnie back from the dead. Instead, Silas interferes by summoning Tatia and then causing a time-warp. In 1992, four identical girls are born in Mystic Falls. In 2009, destiny catches up to them all, forcing those who remember to relive past events...and those who don't to forge a new path.

Marniselae "Marni" Cromwell grows up in Halloweentown under the watchful eye of her Grandma Aggie, with her brother Dylanearus and her sister Sophronia. Leaving her flighty mother and the Mortal World behind should be easy, but as forces of evil grow and family secrets are unveiled, Marni will have to accept and unite the two worlds in order to save them both.

Lily forgives Severus. And then they buy weed in a Muggle bookstore. With the First Wizarding War on the horizon and the fate of a world balancing precariously between the two of them, the consequences are instantaneous and reach farther than either of them could have guessed. Perhaps they should have actually read the book. Lily always did like to skim through the pages...