Although it isn't necessary to have read 'Harry Potter and the Wanderer' before reading this, it is certainly recommended. A strange summer where Harry's training pits him against something he had never before imagined, Hermione worries about Harry's manifesting ability, and Ron and Luna both learn some interesting things in the forest of the Wanderer. Once at his seventh year at Hogwarts, Harry and his friends find themselves beset by an odd Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher who refuses to give his name and is more paranoid than Mad-Eye Moody, and Harry doesn't even get to take the class! Instead, while everyone in the class seems to have to start out by defending Harry's name from the Professor, he's with Dumbledore getting private lessons! What else will the Seventh year bring to Harry Potter? The end of a prophecy - Harry or Voldemort will have to be destroyed...Harry/Hermione, Ron/Luna, and a few others, too. A story written from several perspectives involving mystery, misunderstandings, new solutions to old problems, an end to the war, and a new beginning - but most of all, a story leading Harry to discover just how powerful 'the power he knows not' can really be, a new concept of his own power, and just what being in love - and love itself - is all about.
Harry is starting his sixth year at Hogwarts. When a time wolf appears in his room to help strengthen his mind, he learns of the approach of the Wanderer: Dumbledore found a new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. With his friends by his side - and relationships changing - can he face what comes his way?