AU (5)

Illyria

(1) What Country, Friends, Is This? (Doctor Who) by TARDIS Stowaway
Post-Doomsday, Rose still runs for her life. One night she runs into someone she never expected to see again. Problem #1: It's hard to have a blissful reunion with someone who has never met you. Problem #2: A Nine from the universe where Rose Tyler was never born is bound to have some unresolved issues.
(2) Danger Shall Seem Sport (Doctor Who) by TARDIS Stowaway
Rose and her alternate universe's Doctor should really leave the adventure archeology to Indiana Jones. Exploring a ruined temple, they find unfinished business from the Time War that puts them in mortal peril in a basement (of course).
(3) Vent Thy Folly Somewhere Else (Doctor Who) by TARDIS Stowaway
Rose takes the parallel Doctor home to meet the family. Mistaken identity complicates everything as Mickey gets angry, Pete gets something off his chest, and Jackie talks about tree-sitting. Third in the Illyria series.
(4) Such Disguise (Doctor Who) by TARDIS Stowaway
A visit to a misogynistic planet requires Rose to make a little extra preparation in the wardrobe room, including a fake mustache.

(3) Cupid's Labyrinth (Doctor Who/Discworld) by Dame Ruth
The last story in the L-Space Trilogy. The Discworld crossover continues; sequel to "Interlibrary Loan" and "Bananas".

(1) Lily's Charm (Harry Potter) by Obsidian Embrace
In a story spanning two decades, Lily and Severus attempt to control the powers of the Dark Mark after Lily's life is threatened. Seventeen years later, Harry uncovers a long-buried truth about his parents.

(1) The Moment it Began (Harry Potter) by Sindie
If Snape could choose to live his life over, he would choose Lily over the Death Eaters. What if he got that chance?

(2) Revolution (Harry Potter) by GreenGecko
Harry continues his Auror training and begins a journey of mastering his unusual and growing powers. Harry, with the help of his adoptive father, is finally making his own way, but fate and prophecy are never completely absent.

(1) Taniwha (Harry Potter) by Elsa
At the end of his fifth year Harry is sent to stay with Snape. Same old, same old, but with different scenery.
(2) Chrysalis (Harry Potter) by Elsa
Draco is having the semi-traditional identity crisis.

(1) Who We Are (Harry Potter) by Persephone Kore
Voldemort makes an electrifying return, and Harry talks the illustrative illusion of a young Tom Riddle into reality - and into supplanting his older self. Also involves a loyal snake, an unwontedly animate frog, and Quidditch.