Book profile
Manacled
- Subgenre
- romance
- Edition year
- 2018
- Spice
- Heat not verified
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Why these tropes fit
Set after Voldemort's victory in the wizarding war, the regime imposes a compulsory repopulation policy to reinforce magical society following Harry Potter's death. Hermione Granger, keeper of an Order secret buried in her own mind, is seized and assigned as an enslaved surrogate to the High Reeve. Confined to him, she is to be bred and monitored until her hidden secret is extracted from her mind. Manacled is a dark Harry Potter fanfiction retelling in which an Order heroine and a high-ranking Death Eater figure are bound together within a dystopian magical England.
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- Captive Romance: “Hermione Granger has an Order secret, lost but hidden in her mind, so she is sent as an enslaved surrogate to the High Reeve, to be bred and monitored until her mind can be cracked” source
- Dark Romance: “Hermione Granger has an Order secret, lost but hidden in her mind, so she is sent as an enslaved surrogate to the High Reeve, to be bred and monitored until her mind can be cracked.” source
- Dystopian: “Harry Potter is dead. In the aftermath of the war, in order to strengthen the might of the magical world, Voldemort enacts a repopulation effort.” source
- Forced Proximity: “she is sent as an enslaved surrogate to the High Reeve, to be bred and monitored until her mind can be cracked.” source
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Content notes
- dubious consent
- kidnapping
- sexual violence
Heat and content-note sources
dubious consent: “she is sent as an enslaved surrogate to the High Reeve, to be bred” Source
kidnapping: “she is sent as an enslaved surrogate to the High Reeve, to be bred and monitored until her mind can be cracked.” Source
sexual violence: “she is sent as an enslaved surrogate to the High Reeve, to be bred and monitored until her mind can be cracked.” Source
