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Hermione and Ron go to Australia to get her parents, however, a decade has passed since the war has ended.
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He needs to make sure it never happens to her ever again.
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Oxford, 1992. The Golden Trio prepares to face their second year at Hogwarts Comprehensive Secondary School: Hermione must navigate a crush on her best friend, the changes in her body, and the sports requirements demanded by Gryffindor House; Ron discovers that Hermione is not just a friend, but a rather pretty girl, and finds himself dealing with all the physical and emotional reactions this 'discovery' triggers; Harry grapples with his fame and his overbearing father. Meanwhile, a new danger looms on the horizon: someone has started attacking the students, and the Golden Trio immediately sets out to investigate. Their search will bring old and new secrets to light, forcing them to clash with the harsh reality of the world they live in and uncover new pieces of Tom Riddle's story.
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- Part 2 of The Oxford Chronicles
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21 Jul 2026
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One year after a devastating loss, Hermione Granger is still trying to rebuild a life she no longer recognizes. Her work at the Ministry has become the only thing keeping her from drowning in grief while the rest of the world moves on.
Then former Death Eaters begin turning up dead.
At first, the killings seem unrelated. But as the bodies pile up and the murders grow increasingly brutal, Hermione uncovers a disturbing pattern: every victim shares a connection to the Battle of Hogwarts... and to the night Fred Weasley died.
Someone is settling old scores.
As Hermione races to uncover the truth before more lives are lost, she is forced to confront a terrifying possibility:
What if the person everyone mourned was never truly gone?
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13 Jul 2026
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Around 1890, in Victorian England, high-born Hermione refuses to even entertain the thought of marriage or romantic entanglement; the very idea has always caused her nausea and contempt. For her, love was nothing more than a construct designed to manipulate and control women. This acute awareness of the patriarchy and the woman’s role within marriage allowed her to always find a way to sabotage any suitor who dared darken her doorstep.
However, everything changes when her parents achieve the improbable: they finally secure a fiancé whose family is also in desperate need of a match. Faced with no other choice, Hermione finds herself forced to marry a stranger—and, worse, a man.
A feminist dilemma haunts her: Is it possible to live within a marriage and yet preserve one's freedom and essence? Can one truly belong to oneself while also belonging to another?
Hermione expected many things from this union, but falling in love with her husband, Ronald Weasley, was certainly not one of them.
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25 Apr 2026
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Oxford, 1991. What if magic didn't exist and Hogwarts was a prestigious Comprehensive Secondary School?
Harry Potter is the son of a war reporter, Hermione Granger is a brilliant student newly arrived from Paris, and Ron Weasley is a boy searching for his own voice in a large family. When a theft of chemicals brings to light the dark "Voldemort Case", the three of them find themselves at the center of a real and dangerous investigation.
GENRE: Romance, Mystery, Drama, Comedy.
PAIRING: Ron Weasley / Hermione Granger (Romione).
RATING: Mature (for realism, language, and police themes. A slow-burn romance where sexual tension and physical intimacy evolve naturally as the characters grow throughout the series).[Volume 1 of "The Oxford Chronicles". Realistic/Crime AU. Alternating POVs Ron / Hermione.]
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- Part 1 of The Oxford Chronicles
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10 Apr 2026
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Let Me Know by unhingedromione (sideways_infinity_squared) for Whatrebeccawrites, MromiTosen
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
19 Mar 2026
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"Ron and Hermione seemed to have reached an unspoken agreement not to discuss their argument. They were being quite friendly to each other, though oddly formal." - Goblet of Fire
Little did Harry know, their argument wasn't the only event following the Yule Ball that they had reached an unspoken agreement not to discuss…
Or: What if Ron and Hermione were friends with benefits behind the scenes?
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19 Mar 2026