~Part One~ (Sequel to becoming a ninja) Yuki is back and stronger than ever! She has spent the last two years and a half training nonstop. That kind of hard work doesn't come without some pay. Now she has to do what she can to save her team mate, Sasuke Uchiha. Can she save him from the darkness? It also seems that her other team mate and best friend, Naruto Uzumaki has developed feeling for her, but is she too dense to notice it? With the Akatsuki and Orochimaru after her, it is sure to be one hard adventure. Follow Yuki Okami through her adventure or loss, pain, happiness and maybe even love.

The Sequel to "Book 1: Where I Belong" . Serena had fallen into her favorite show Naruto, but before the plot even started! She went from being 14 in the real world to a 5 year old girl in the show. Serena found out her identity! That she's actually Serena Senju! Her mother is the Slug Queen Tsunade and her father is the Legendary Toad Sage Jiraiya. She traveled with them and trained. Now she's stronger than ever. She's coming back to the village. What happens when she meets Naruto again? What about meeting the whole gang, now? Watch how Serena returns and creates light in others lives.

So this is a Naruto fanfic I've been working on for while.In this story we will follow my OC Rin Uchiha through her entire life, so from birth, through childhood, through the mesh with the first part of the actual manga/anime and then Shippuden. Disclaimer: I do own Rin and a quizilla user ShadowRose75 owns Suki that will be introduced later on but all credit for Naruto and the original plot/characters belong to Misashi Kishimoto.

****Winner of the Most Popular Naruto Fanfic Watty Award 2013/14**** **Currently being rewritten as the original is old and awful in this author's opinion** A coming of age story about a young Ninja, confused and hurt by the instances in her past, struggling to find her place and figure out what it all means. Can the kindness of a new Village warm a heart that time has taught to be cold and cruel? Can new friendships replace broken bonds, lost to the past? Is it safer to stay, or is it safer to run? A story not about one's physical strength, or of obtaining great power, but a story of overcoming and learning to change as old wounds heal.