JAMES POTTER AND THE CURSE OF THE GATEKEEPER

G. Norman Lippert

Based upon the characters and worlds of J. K. Rowling

Dear Reader,

        A word before we begin. You don't mind, do you? I'd like to discuss, for just a moment, who this story is for, and who it isn't.

        If you are the sort of Harry Potter fan prone to get exercised about the proper capitalization of terms like 'Umgubular Slashkilter', then this story is probably not for you.

        If you are among that most faithful of fans who simply cannot countenance any slight discrepancy in the number of buttons on Professor McGonagall's tartan dress robes (six; tortoise-shell) or is driven to fisticuffs about the relative pulling and carrying strengths of Thestrals (1,120 kilograms and 70 kilograms, respectively) or breaks into cold, nervous sweats at the thought of improperly scheduled dates of any given season's Quidditch matches, (See HPL; 'Quidditch'), then this story might not be for you.

        If, in short, you are among that most delightful and vigilant cadre of HP fans who believe that the Harry Potter stories and themes exist only to support the 'canon' minutae of the Harry Potter universe, and not the other way around, then this story is most assuredly and emphatically not for you.

        If, on the other hand, you simply loved the Harry Potter stories and characters and were sad to see them come to an end, then welcome. If you delight in shared adventure more than solitary navel-gazing, then come ahead and join hands. If you prefer battling evil over battling one another, then you are among friends. If, in short, you believe that the story is king above all else, then this story, most definitely and affectionately, is for you. Enter and join us on the ongoing journey! I hope you have a grand time.

        For the rest of you, surely there is an argument going on somewhere about who the best movie Dumbledore was. I'd hate for you to miss it.

(Note: this book is a sequel to another story called 'James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing'. While this story might stand on its own with a little imaginative help from the reader, it will be much better appreciated as part of the series.)

—GNL

CONTENTS

Prologue

1. Endings and Beginnings

2. The Borley

3. The Sorting

4. Trial of the Golden Cord

5. Albus and the Broom

6. the King of the Cats

7. Amsera Certh

8. The Audition

9. The Lady of the Lake

10. The Beacon Stone

11. The Circle of Nine

12. Questions of Trust

13. Christmas at Hogwarts

14. Artis Decerto

15. Out of Hogsmeade

16. Unexpected Confrontations

17. The Bloodline

18. The Triumvirate

19. The Sacrifice

20. The Long Ride Home

For Greer A Rose by any other name.

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