Isola is a young hobbit woman who lives in the Shire with her less than parent worthy father. So she spends most of her free time with her cousin, Bilbo Baggins. One day, a wizard whom she vaguely remembers as Gandalf, comes to her while she is at work and asks her to join him and Bilbo at dinner that night for talk of a quest. She agrees to come to dinner, and is suprised to find a whole company of dwarves who are charming in their own way at her cousin's home. Isola joins the company for the adventure, and she learns that family does not have to be blood, and what it means to belong. And unexpected to her, she finds the one she'll never forget, and the one she'll never let go of. I would like to add that the chapters you read will not be fully edited until I complete the book. So there will be typos, flaws in the plot, ect. I am going to do some heavy editing at the end. Everything up until then is more of a draft. I do not own anything exept for Isola and some added plot. Everything else belongs to Peter Jackson and John Ronald Reuel Tolkein. Thank you! UPDATE!!!!!! As of right now, my book is on hold. I plan on coming back to it as soon as possible, but I don't have a for sure answer as to when that will be.

This is the second movie of the trilogy and Book 2. As the company of Thorin Oakenshield and the girls continue you on their journey, they will experience new challenges. They will have to learn how to trust one another and others as they continue travelling to the Lonely Mountain. Will they be able to handle the pressure of getting to the Lonely Mountain before Durin's Day or will it all be in vain? As always, I don't own the hobbit. That belongs to JRR Tolkien and Peter Jackson. I merely own Renee, Lilith, Katherine, Renee's heritage and parents. Please if you haven't read A True Home, please read that first before reading this. It'll make this much more clearer. Please enjoy and don't be afraid to comment or vote.

A young girl wakes up in a strange world. A world with hobbits, dwarvs, wizards, elfs , and so much more. Knowing why but not how she got there she goes on an amazing journy. She meets so many new people and falls in love; for better or worse only time will tell.

Ida was never normal. She never understood herself. When she gets sent back home, a certain wizard is sure that the only way for her to return to her own world is to follow him on an adventure. But secrets can not be kept forever. And soon the truth will unleash fire, blood and anguish. COMPLETE! {The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey} * {The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug} * {The Hobbit: The Battle of The Five Armies} *

When two girls fell into Middle Earth, excited at the prospects of living through their all time favourite novel, they find things are not as they seem. Something is watching them, as if they're being dared to reveal their secrets. How will they survive the challenges of the journey, dealing with the darkness that follows them, alongside certain two princes who are fascinated at everything they do, and a brooding, grumpy king who begins to suspect that they aren't telling the whole truth. Where were they from, really? They did take the rabbit hole down, after all. This is going to be a very long, slow burn fic so prepare yourself lol I'm currently a uni student, so chapters will be quite infrequent. If you want regular updates about my fic, or a different layout, check out my tumblr/ AO3 @dragons-and-dwarves-are-nice Disclaimer: I do not own anything created by J.R.R Tolkien, including the hobbit or any of it's characters. However, all OCs and alternative scenes/scenes that do not follow the movies/book in this fic belong to me, do not steal/copy/heavily reference. Do not repost. Do not feed into ANY AI including C.ai.

Bouvardia Delphini Baggins is a hobbit of the Shire who has failed to be as respectable as her uncle is since she was first found. Now she spends her time as an underage healer working for an apothecary, but when she is given the opportunity for an adventure with thirteen dwarves who seem nice enough, she takes it. With trolls, orcs, and quite a bit of a tragic backstory waiting to be revealed, Bouvardia must face the wilds of Middle Earth whilst also worrying about the safety of the company. Oh, and of course she has to be dealing with one especially annoying Prince of Erebor. TW: mentions of abuse, blood, gore and violence. If I write anything inappropriate/triggering please let me know so I can remove the content that was harmful.

Thraina, daughter of Thorin, son of Thrain, is the only female born in her great family line. She is the next in line to the throne of Durin - the only official queen to be born. But, this doesn't stop her from becoming the most well known female Dwarvish warrior in the whole of Middle-Earth. She want to attend the quest - going against her father's orders - to go along with our favourite "The Hobbit" bunch, to take back her homeland of Erebor from the beast that murdered her mother. Will she succeed in convincing her father to let her be part of the legendary quest? If so, will she die along the way? Or will something else blossom during the first leg of the journey? {Book 1} **Disclaimer!** I own nothing except my OCs - Thraina and Allassia - and the changes I've made to these fantastic movies! Rated M: Fantasy violence

Bre was sucked out of our world into the world of hobbits, dwarves, evles, and wizards. Almost immediately, Kili and Fili began to flirt with Bre. And of course, Bofur, the sweet one, has his eye on the lady of the company. The three instantly fall for Bre, but Thorin can't trust Bre like the others just yet. Why? Kili then sets his Uncle to invite Bre on the journey, and Thorin agrees. But what will become of it? All that aside, will she ever find her way back home?

Eleanor Baggins is the adopted sister of Bilbo Baggins. She was saved by Belladonna after running from a raid upon her tribe, she was the only survivor. What happens when Eleanor joins the company in secret as Bilbo's tabby cat? How far will she go to keep her brother safe? And what happens if a certain Dwarf catches her eye but he thinks of her as a animal. . . .

Her family gave shelter to a band of weary travelers. A meal by the fire, a kindness freely given - nothing more. But five years later, Thorin Oakenshield remembers. With Erebor reclaimed and his crown secure, the King Under the Mountain seeks to repay a debt long left unsettled. Yet when he returns to the farmstead, he finds not a warm hearth but ruin - and the woman who once caught his eye standing alone among the ashes of her family's sacrifice. What begins as honor quickly becomes something deeper: laughter breaking through grief, quarrels sparking into kisses, and two stubborn souls learning to fight not against one another, but for each other. As shadows stir once more and Erebor itself calls him home, Thorin must decide if love can be more enduring than stone - and if he dares to claim not just a kingdom, but the heart that has been his all along. A tale of memory, fire, and fate - where debts are paid not in gold, but in love and when love blooms promise is kept.