Series Summary: As Harry enters his sixth year at Hogwarts, Voldemort's lengthening shadow stretches across the wizarding world and Harry is tormented by the knowledge that he alone can end this reign of terror. Worse, his mysterious mental link to Voldemort is stronger than ever and threatens to overwhelm him. Only Snape can teach him to control the nightmarish visions, but can Harry and Snape learn to trust one another, or will an old grudge that refuses to die destroy the wizarding world's sole hope of defeating the Dark Lord?

Then, As Harry comes of age, he must discover the secret of how Voldemort cheated death and find a way to defeat this evil once and for all. Along the way, he will have to contend with Death Eaters, shadowy Ministry officials and suspicions that threaten to tear his own allies apart. And he will need to delve farther than ever before into the mysteries of the mind where victory can only be won by freeing the chained souls.

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After Harry talks to Dumbledore in Deathly Hallows, he takes a little detour to Spinner’s End, back before it was Snape’s house, back when it belonged to a woman named Eileen Prince. Snape couldn’t be angrier that Harry is his father.

No Difference and the short story addendums I sometimes spout.

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This series contains the large Definition of Home and Definition of Family. It may also have one or two oneshots from that world later on.  It's my take on how Harry's life would end up if Snape adopted him, and I'm attempting to keep them as in character as possible.

Series Summary: During his retrieval of the Philosopher's Stone and encounter with Voldemort Harry is knocked unconscious. Upon waking he is found to have no memory of who he is or any magical ability. Snape begrudgingly takes on the role of guiding his memory and magic back during the summer holidays, making his own surprising discoveries along the way.

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After Harry cast the Sectumsempra spell on Malfoy in HBP, Snape sees it as his responsibility to make Harry feel the consequences. This series starts in the bathroom directly after the curse hit Malfoy and Snape rushed in and healed him.

The two stories are the same storyline written from two different perspectives.

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An alternative universe series.

1: WHEN THE BOAT COMES IN: Darkness swallowed Severus's childhood and is threatening to engulf Harry's. Will the man recognise himself in the boy before history repeats itself?

2: ALL GOOD THINGS: After Harry's action packed first year, Severus Snape hasn't had time to finish the photo-album he was compiling for his adoptive son. However, when Harry, Severus and Hermione sit down to complete the album they find, amid the myriad of memories, one rather strange, magically-generated photograph

Series Summary: After the Dobby incident at the beginning of the second book, Harry runs away, and Snape kidnaps him. In an old-fashioned house with no comforts and a huge black dog, Harry finds himself at Snape's mercy as Snape plays mind games and makes Harry live through different scenarios. Though Snape seems crazy and psychotic, Harry begins to see reasons behind Snape's sporadic behavior. 

There is corporal punishment, but it is different from what I've written before. This is a Mean!Snape story for the most part. If you're looking for a cuddly story, go elsewhere please. 

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In the summer before Harry's fourth year, Dumbledore brings the young Gryffindor to Snape's manor and gives him guardianship of the young man. However, after a year of being under Snape's guardianship, Harry's grades drop. He fails four classes: Potions, Herbology, History of Magic, and Astronomy. So for his summer that he thought would be nothing but relaxing, he soon finds himself back in school for the summer. All is not as it seems, though, at Hogwarts summer school. Will Harry get that perfect family he's always dreamed about since he was little? And what's this about the Sword of Slytherin?