Harry Potter: Where the Moon Finds Its Home, Light in the Darkness

[Draco/Harry + equally matched leads + happy ending + reborn]

[The book is divided into two volumes, one from Harry Potter’s perspective and the other from Draco Malfoy’s.]

Harry Potter’s perspective

In his previous life, as The Chosen One, Harry learned that “heavy is the head that wears the crown.” He witnessed the deaths of too many people and knew the pain of losing those he loved. It left him suffocating and broken.

And because they were on opposing sides, he could no longer take the hand held out to him by that haughty young master. He could only bury his love deep inside, look away, and let it rot.

But then he learned of a ritual in an ancient book that could turn back time and return him to his childhood.

It would make the caster’s soul unstable, but he didn’t care.

He wanted to fight with Draco again, not meet him only to have nothing to say.

He wanted to take the hand Draco held out to him and be with him.

If he could, he would save everyone who had died for him, and redeem that Death Eater, that poor young master, even if he wasn’t the Chosen One destined to fight Voldemort.

“Draco Malfoy, we’ll meet again very soon.”

Draco Malfoy’s perspective

Draco Malfoy, heir to the Malfoy family, became a Death Eater at just sixteen.

His life should have gone smoothly, but a single Dark Mark strewn it with terrible thorns.

The Chosen One’s cold indifference, the Dark Lord’s crushing pressure, and his parents’ despair were all branded into his body alongside the Dark Mark.

“I hate the moon, high in the sky, shining on everyone but me.”

This time, he wanted to take hold of the light.