"Bofur was right; Mermaids can be cruel, aloof and unreliable. But teach her well and she can learn, treat her right and she could well save your life." The Company of Thorin Oakenshield stubble across one of the most unlikely of creatures. Alluring, rare and dangerous. But Thorin can't seem to keep the strange girl off his mind, and out of his heart. Thorin/OC

Moon Starlight was just an ordinary skin-changer from Laketown. Until Smaug came. Once everyone fled, he bit her. Not a crushing, death bite, but a gentle, barely piercing the flesh bite. She fled, in fear of what she had become. Years later, a company of thirteen dwarves, a hobbit, and a wizard come along, and Moon isn't about to let this once-in-a-lifetime chance slip through her fingers. Rating: Rated PG-13 for violence Disclaimer: All publicly recognized characters, setting, etc. are the property of J.R.R. Tolkien. The original characters and the twist to the plot are the property of the author of this story. The author is in no way associated with owners, creators, or producers of any previously copyrighted material. No copyright infringement is intended.

What if there was a group of ragtaggle, unwanted, yet powerful girls who worked as mercenaries for lords and ladies who couldn't be bothered to trouble themselves to solve their own problems? What is said group ran into a group of rather serious dwarves, a hobbit and a wizard who were of on an adventure involving an awful LOT of treasure? I don't own the Hobbit or the characters except the ladies that I have created -- Aelith, Avice, Nora (aka Bryony the Xanadu Wizard), Runa, Nienna, Sarabelle, Silvia. Please note that the idea for the Sisterhood is completely original. [I have recently seen another using this idea, I did come up with it first.] Also, there will be romance, but it will developed as normal, healthy relationships do, not explode instantaneously into being. There will also be a great deal of humor... Or at least I think it's funny... [Just to confirm, I've been informed it's funny by my readers]

Bellethiel is a she-elf who has lived a long life. Along with this life has come many trials and suffering. She has a dark and mysterious past that is some how linked to the greatest Kingdom of Middle-earth: Erebor. But what would happen when a certain grey wizard stops her in her travels and invites her on a journey she will never forget. How will the she-elf and dwarf king react to one another once they meet? Will they hate each other because of racial differences or will there be hope in a dark place for the she-elf and dwarf king? HIGHEST RANKING: #3 in Hobbit (February 10, 2021) #1 in Hobbit 😱 (February 17, 2021) #1 in oakenshield (April 5, 2021) #1 in thorinoakenshield (June 21, 2021) #1 dwarf (April 15, 2023)

In the most unlikely of places love begins to blossom... The calloused man and the rebellious young girl. Could this be any more cliché? Perhaps if you throw a few dwarves, a hobbit, and a wizard into the mix you might find yourself in the middle of an epic romance.

Wandering Middle Earth is a half elf, half dwarf being, who hides their face behind a cloak of white. No one knows their true identity, but many know of the tales about them. They call this being the White Rider. The White Rider is said to be the best swordsman and archer in all of Middle Earth. The White Rider saves all from anything, risking their own life. Their true name is unknown, as is their face. Except by one, Gandalf the Grey. Will their identity stay hidden when The White Rider joins the company to reclaim Erebor? Will one King Under the Mountain find an unexpected love on this adventure? DONE EDITING (❗️THIS STORY IS OVER FIVE YEARS OLD PLEASE GO EASY ON ME) HIGHEST RANKING: #2 in HOBBIT

I am loyalty. I am fire made flesh. I am yours. Pain.Fear.Sadness.Guilt. This is all she feels. After decades of torment , Adrianna (one of the last shifters in Middle-earth) starts to go crazy. She slaughters any Orc she finds , but never mind how much blood she spills , it's never enough. An old friend comes to Adrianna and asks something of her. Gandalf asks her to join him on a quest. Him and ...13 dwarves and ...a hobbit. What could go wrong? Reviews ********** "It is a very good book and the history behind Adrianna is beautifully written. Every chapter has new things or twists that make it unique but not too far from the movie/book. I love this book and it is one of my favourites " ~Daughter_of_Durin "This book is amazing, and I think they should edit the movie to this!!" ~ Dacolbster

Lothiriel is a Nymph from the forests of Eryn Vorn, Bilbo is a Hobbit from The Shire and Thorin and company have left behind their home, Erebor. Being unexpectedly roped into this intriguing adventure, Lothiriel is naturally taking in the adventure and the danger, unlike the unwilling Hobbit. Thorin on the other hand, although seemingly adrift to the two newcomers on his quest, accept their aid none the less. But what if all the adventuring comes at a cost? Or if something unexpected comes from this interesting adventure?

My following words of yore and spite may shock you to the very core. They acknowledge a fact known to few, and even less, known to heart. But please, by the whim of mind and patience of soul, I beseech you to listen all the clear. Tolkien's tale of Middle Earth has fallen from its original translation. His story of Thorin Oakenshield's company once bore truth, but fate was reconstructed in light of a prophecy: The girl born of flame, fostered by the dwarves, royal in her name, and her child's birth. She is the one and only protector of Middle Earth, guardian over Mordor, savior of our royal dwarf. Her knowledge will be countered by family's unknown survival, though fate will turn it right as in sacrifice of her royal line. It isn't just a story, but the Valar's greatest mistake; let the heavens toll loud to save Durin's sons After the war of the ring and the destruction of Sauron, the Valar decided to repeat the past, starting at the union of the company within a small hobbit hole in the typically quiet Shire. Why, you may ask, did they decide to do this? Originally, the Valar had ignored the prophecy stated above (as they had done in the past), allowing the Durin line to be exterminated by the Pale Orc, Azog. However, the reign of Dain and his heirs as they took Erebor's throne turned out to be heartless and cruel, unlike the intended fate of Erebor foretold. Therefore, the Valar decided to turn back the clock, 60 years, giving Gandalf the idea to invite the "girl of fire" to the meeting in Hobbiton. Indeed, this did bring about the intended fate of the Lonely Mountain as well as infinite happiness to the company of heroic dwarves. This is her story, as she sacrificed her line in saving Durin. Disclaimer: I do not own anything in this story except for Erudian, Sidel, and Typhon as well as any events or dialogue I added. The remaining content is credited to J.R.R. Tolkien and Peter Jackson. All pictures belong to their respective owners