The Violet-Eyed Wizard of Jazz Age Hogwarts

You are a Siren, a member of an extremely rare race, blessed with unparalleled beauty and the power to heal any illness, bring blessings, and attract prosperity. When you are still a little girl, you are kidnapped by bandits and separated from your mother. You are later sold at an auction and purchased by a nobleman, who keeps you locked inside a cage for 15 years. Then, one day, five powerful men from another kingdom come to take you under the Crown Prince’s orders… because he needs you to heal him.

Your first day at the world's most prestigious magical university begins with a mysterious roommate, an invitation to tonight's legendary welcome party, and hundreds of witches and wizards you'll have to survive alongside.

In the Harry Potter world, the Boy Who Lived had a twin sister who survived too — and nobody agreed on what that means.

Senior year, forbidden love, and secrets you can't tell your own brother. In which you are thrown into your brother’s group where you explore friendship, drama, fights and new love.

You and Mattheo have been enemies since second year. One prank, one detention, thirty days stuck together — and five years of hating him is suddenly a lot harder to maintain.

A Weasley and a Malfoy get locked in a closet for seven minutes and spend the rest of the year pretending it didn't change everything.

She was meant to be a political pawn — until she made the King of Curses beg. A dark Jujutsu Kaisen romance set in the Heian era.

In the Harry Potter universe, the hidden daughter of Sirius Black spends her fifth year at Hogwarts carrying her father's name, her grief for Cedric, and a quiet, growing bond with Harry Potter himself.

Your sixth year at Hogwarts brings N.E.W.T.s, a troublemaking crew of Scallywags, and mysteries hidden in the castle walls.

When your brother leaves Hogwarts for a month, you're stuck with his insufferable best friend—Mattheo Riddle—and every moment with him tests the line between hatred and something far more dangerous.