Female lead: Mavelyn Trenchard (original character)
Male leads: Remus Lupin, Severus Snape, Sirius Black, Cedric Diggory, Oliver Wood, and others...
Reading notes: Interwoven dual timelines / Multiple male leads with a slow-burn romance / The female lead has amnesia early on / HE
A few things to know:
For readers who like Snape and the Marauders era of the original books
You should be okay with a slow-burn, detail-rich narrative style
You should not mind multiple romantic storylines unfolding in parallel
If you strongly object to the scene where young Snape calls Lily a “Mudblood” being faithfully depicted, this may not be for you
If you want the male lead to be decided early and the romance to move quickly, this story may not suit you
If you can't handle a narrative where the protagonist knows less than the reader, you may find it frustrating
Synopsis:
The first time Mavelyn Trenchard touched a Time-Turner, she thought she'd merely gotten herself into ordinary trouble.
That was until a pocket watch tattoo appeared on her wrist, and she began falling uncontrollably into the past...
1968, 1971, 1975, 1976...
Time followed no pattern, and how long she stayed was pure luck.
In different times and places, she came to know a group of people:
A quiet, black-haired boy, a gentle and reserved werewolf, the flamboyant eldest son of the Black family, and...
But every time she returned to the present, she forgot everything that had happened in the past.
Those friendships, those bonds, all the tears she'd shed...
They were all wiped away.
Until one day, she found in her bag a notebook she couldn't open, several two-way mirrors engraved with names, and a bracelet that belonged to none of her memories...
It's a bit like an otome novel. I love reading it. Don't add the Weasley twins as the male protagonist. Don't stop updating.
Super good, super good, super good, super good, super good. I have seen this wife's article before, and it is very good.