Ruive is the last one. The last one of a legendary race, she was a dying breed. The ability to keep a promise had been nigh impossible; she failed her parents, her sister, and the dwarf she loved. But now, the last chance she has to uphold her word is all she had left to fight for. The heir to Isildur now under her care until a crown sits upon his head, by dying request of the man who had been like a father to her. With walls built high and reinforced by the pain of the past, Ruive was ready to face anything the world dare throw at her. Anything but love.

Ruive (Ru-eve) is a dwelf princess of the Dragon Slayers, the strongest and bravest of all her kingdom. Once upon a time she fell in love with an elf; but when tragedy struck and she lost everything she promised her heart she would never let herself love again. After decades of torture Ruive is found by Arathorn and he offers her a place as a ranger. When Thorin sets out to reclaim Erebor, Gandalf calls upon her skills to help them and to defend the line of Durin. Perhaps a certain dark haired prince can let her love again. (Kili love story)

Almithara lives a quiet life in the Shire with her good friend, Bilbo Baggins. That is, until a wizard shows up on her door step. When he asks her to join him on an adventure, she takes the chance of a lifetime. Along the quest, Almithara will encounter things she never thought she would. Love, lies, and a whole lot of danger. WILL BE RE-WRITTEN IN THE FUTURE

A female descendent of many races (Her mother was a mix of elf and hobbit and her father was a mix of dwarf and wizard), lived with Mr. Butterbur in Bree, but when he came to a tragic death, she was left with no home... When she brings a gathering together of her, Bilbo Baggins and the Dwarves, she sees Kili once more, her true love. All characters created by Tolkien and Middle Earth itself. (Besides main character) Along with quotes and more belonging to Tolkien.

When Larien Telrúnya, a princess of Mirkwood, is discovered to be a half-blood, she is locked away to be forgotten by her family. When she meets dwarfs for the first time she is amazed and eager to go with them on their journey to reclaim their homeland. Along the way she learns more about her heritage, battles orcs, faces death for the first time, and falls deeply in love.

Saria Baggins is half human, half dwarf and has spent as much of her life as she can remember living in the Shire. A place she is thankful for, but eager to leave; always dreaming of living one of the adventures she has spent her life reading about in books. She has no friends other than Bilbo Baggins, and she would leave in a heartbeat if the opportunity were ever to present itself. Her father was killed in battle when she was fifty years old. Given that she has the longer life of the dwarves, she looked to all to be a young teenager. No one would take her seriously, but her good friend Bilbo Baggins made the courageous decision to adopt her. He needed someone to leave his home to, and they had been friends his entire life, though she is fifteen years his senior. One day, a strange wizard arrives at Bag-end, and offers Bilbo a chance to join him on an adventure. Much to Saria's dismay he declines. He returns later with a company of dwarves on a quest to reclaim a lost homeland. They asked Bilbo to join them, and help them, but he refuses. So Saria volunteers to go in his place. Though many of the dwarves are skeptical, it becomes obvious very quickly that she is more than capable of taking care of herself. As the quest continues, Saria proves herself a true asset several times over, she also grows very close to a certain blond Dwarf prince, but unfortunately they simply do not have the option of a fairy-tale love story. The road they walk is a perilous one, they balance on the edge of a knife. One wrong move will mean death for the entire company. When they find themselves back in Erebor, his uncle's dragon sickness will force them to make impossible choices; and there is a war brewing. Will they be able to bring everyone together and save their people? Or will it cost them everything? Including each other?

As Dwarves, loyalty is something that we take very seriously. Our fathers were close friends - almost brothers - and with a love and loyalty such as their's, I made a promise to Kili, my best friend. That was 45 years ago. And now we're all grown up; Kili is a soldier rallying with his brother Fili and uncle Thorin, and I am a married woman. But why now, after all these years, are my promises finally being stretched to the ultimate test?

In which love loses the battle, but always wins the war. Oakenshield's child, the daughter of his heart rather than his flesh and blood, straps in for the adventure of a a life time when she accompanies her adoptive father and his band of Dwarves to reclaim their lost homeland. Ariel, Daughter of Durin, faces down orcs, goblins, and Elf Kings without batting an eye, but surely even she must have some weakness. The war for her home will push her to her breaking point as she finds love, betrayal, and loss cutting deeper than she ever thought possible. With such an intelligent, kind, and brave girl fighting for what she believes in, only one thing could possibly get in the way- Kili. **CURRENTLY EDITING

Enmira is a half elven skin changer, that went through a lot in her early years. After an encounter with Gandalf, she sees the company that she needs to protect and the, King Under the Mountain, makes her skin crawl. The journey has barely begun and she's already having strange feelings for the King. She doesn't understand what this pull means and Thorin seems to be in the same boat. But unlike her, he actually knows what's going on and is doing his best to ignore it. But a skin changer only has one mate in their lifetime and it's rare for a Dwarf to find their One. So when that true love is found, it's dangerous to avoid it.

Honoria Took is Bilbo Baggins little cousin. She is the first half Hobbit, half Elf to ever step foot in the Shire. She was adopted by Belladonna Took and Bungo Baggins after her mother mysteriously died in a lake, when she was only eight years old. What will happen when a group of Dwarves show up at there home with a purpose. Will this be an adventure she won't want to miss?