In the wake of a tragedy Dumbledore seizes an opportunity to use a mother's plea to his advantage. Unfortunately he did not factor a certain Death Eater into the equation. A Hermione is raised by the Malfoys story. (Not a part of the "Time Heals All Wounds" series)

A series of seven chronological Bellamione one shots taking place from the event of Hermione leaving the trio instead of Ron, during their time at shell cottage. Hermione's a tad suicidal so watch out for that if it's not for you. (No self harm, no OOT emo wallowing, no graphic flashbacks, etc.)

After the battle of Hogwarts, Professor McGonnagall tells Hermione that she shares a life bond with the woman from her nightmares- and only a month to live unless she uses her time turner to stop Bellatrix Lestrange from being killed in her duel with Molly Weasely. M for language and adult themes later on.

Hermione might be a volatile murderer, but Bellatrix loved her. Hermione death eater AU and Bellamione femslash. Revised and updated

During the battle for Hogwarts, Hermione accepts to do the Unbreakable Vow with Bellatrix to protect the people she loves. But binding herself to the dark witch has more consequences than she could ever have anticipated. Cover art by batlesbo/Chloé C.

What do you do when you can't harm the person you hate? Bellamione.

The world can be a cruel place. Despite the trio saving wizarding Britain, not everyone is pleased. To stop the risk of war and economic collapse, the trio must serve a token stretch in Azkaban. Alone and afraid, Hermione finds herself living meters away from the woman from her nightmares, Bellatrix Lestrange. Azkaban will herald a new beginning for both witches. (BL/HG pair, AU)

With her Mistress' life in critical danger, one elf races to find the one thing that could restore Bellatrix's will to survive. SEQUEL TO "TIME HEALS ALL WOUNDS"

Are Murderers born? Or are they made? When Hermione is sent to the past she is forced to become acquainted with someone she knew she'd hate for the rest of her life. Rated M for later chapters.

Spiralling dreams cause Hermione to lose a sense on what is real and what is imaginary... or in the end are the dreams she having really dreams? Waking up with wounds that weren't there before certainly will cause her to question what is real or not.