After dying on the Death Star, Obi-Wan wakes up in the past. Back in the Jedi Temple and surrounded by everyone he thought he had lost, Obi-Wan tries very hard NOT to break down screaming and crying right there and then. Of course, it gets harder when he is face to face with Anakin. Obi-Wan resolves to try and find a way to: 1) Save Anakin from himself 2) Keep everyone alive 5) Foil Sidious's plans 6) Kill Palpatine Oh, that... and try to stay alive.

Taking on a Padawan Learner was at the very bottom of Anakin Skywalker's bucket list. No, scratch that - it had never been on there to begin with. Yet when he's sent a curveball in the form of teenaged Togruta Ahsoka Tano, he expected many things, but quickly forming an attachment had NOT been one of them. Although it hadn't been clear at the time, from the moment they'd met, their fates had been intertwined, forever. [sacredsonatas, 2021] UNDER EDITING/AMELIORATION :) Best Rankings: #1 in TANO #7 in AHSOKATANO #9 in CLONES #116 in STARWARS **PLEASE NOTE!! THIS WORK HAS ONLY BEEN POSTED ON WATTPAD, SO IF YOU ARE READING THIS ANYWHERE ELSE, YOU ARE LIKELY ON A SCAM WEBSITE THAT HAS REPUBLISHED THIS WORK WITHOUT PERMISSION.**

Alya Kenobi, the younger sister of Obi-Wan, had wanted to become a jedi ever since she could remember. Qui-Gon Jinn trained her brother before he died at the hands of Darth Maul, Alya was trained by a close friend of Qui-Gon who was also a Jedi Master. Alya started training when she was a youngling and had now become a Jedi when our story starts. Qui-Gon's dying wish was for Obi-wan to train a young boy named Anakin who was around the same age as Alya and he did. As the years passed, Anakin and Alya got to know each other from both spending a lot of time with Obi-Wan, the two developed feelings for each other but Obi-Wan was never fond of the relationship. Is their love strong enough to pass through everything in their way?

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Following their sixteenth birthday, Luke and Leia Naberrie are finally joining the fight against the Empire. Sort of, anyway. They're actually going through boot camp so they can join Naboo's security force, but its the first militia training they've ever received. At least it's something. Luke and Leia soon find, however, that boot camp will keep them busy for quite a while. It may not be the Rebellion, but it is rigorous and it will take all of their strengths to prove themselves to their instructors. Determined to make their parents proud, they embrace the soldier's life and brace themselves for the galaxy that is waiting for them. It is cruel and harsh and dangerous, but quite frankly, the galaxy hasn't met the Naberrie twins yet. I do not own Star Wars Other books in the Renaissance series: -Rebuilding (Book 1) The Price series ( #priceseries ): -Blurred Sides (Book 1) -Learning to Live (Book 2) -Back in the Game (Book 3)

Ahsoka Tano gets a call from the Jedi Temple suggesting that not all is well with Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi. What ensues is a chase across the galaxy for the age ray that has turned both Jedi into teenagers while Ahsoka babysits. Deleted scene idea compilation from the Price Series Other books in the Price series: -Blurred Sides (Book 1) -Learning to Live (Book 2) -Back in the Game (Book 3) I do not own the Clone Wars

The Clone War has resumed after its brief pause due to the fall of Chancellor Palpatine, who has been revealed to be Darth Sideous. Chancellor Kayla Kanai leads the Republic, and Darth Tyrannus has seized control of the Separatists. The war is now anybody's game, and victory is up for grabs. Ahsoka Tano has just begun to truly embrace life in the Lower Levels when she finds herself swept back into the battlefield. While she decides where to draw the line on violence, Anakin Skywalker now has to hide his wife's pregnancy from the Jedi and the Republic. The galaxy isn't about to wait for the two to figure out how to live their lives, so they struggle to balance their personal journeys with the intergalactic crisis at hand. Book 3 of the Price Series Also available on Fanfic.net and Archive Of Our Own Final word count: 180,085 Other books in the Price series: -Blurred Sides (Book 1) -Learning to Live (Book 2) -Remember Me? (Book 3, deleted arc) I do not own Star Wars or the Clone Wars

With no allegiance to the Jedi or the Republic, Ahsoka Tano is learning how to live on her own. She has to start from the bottom and work up, but she may learn more about herself by herself than she did in the Order. Wrestling with her new lifestyle, new ideals, and new internal struggles, Ahsoka finds a new path to follow, on her own terms. What will that mean for the rest of the world though, as the Jedi Gone Rogue begins to live up to her title? Book 2 of the Price Series Also available on Fanfic.net and Archive Of Our Own Other books in the Price series: -Blurred Sides (Book 1) -Back in the Game (Book 3) Final word count: 99,392 I don't own Star Wars or the Clone Wars.

Anakin Skywalker could never forget his apprentice, Ahsoka Tano, but the Jedi Order will waste no time mourning the loss of the ex-padawan. With a new enemy threatening the well-being of Coruscant, the Council forces the Chosen One to push aside his loss and focus on the new Force-User at hand, but this dark adversary might be the only person Anakin cannot fight. Book 1 of the Price Series. Takes place after Season 6 of the Clone Wars Also available on Fanfic.net and Archive Of Our Own Final word count: 127,697 I don't own Star Wars or the Clone Wars Other Books in the Price series: -Learning to Live (Book 2) -Back in the Game (Book 3) -Alternate Ending (Book 1)

Season 1: Order 66 wiped out the Jedi Order, but remnants of it have been hidden away, shielded from the Galactic Empire and Emperor Dooku. When the Ghost crew reunites with a rebel agent, codename Fulcrum, the truth about the past comes to light and the Jedi, who were thought to have been destroyed forever, begin to rise up. Season 2: The growing presence of Jedi has been brought to the attention of the Empire. Determined to wipe out the last traces of the peacekeepers, Countess Jadis zeroes in her forces on the Rebellion, targeting Bridger, Jarrus, and Skywalker in particular. Allies and enemies rise up in the midst of the struggle to survive, and although Bridger may be one of the only Padawans in the galaxy, he and his master soon find that they are certainly not alone. Book 1 of the Renaissance Series. This book will mostly be a novelization of the Star Wars: Rebels series, although with a few distinct changes. Other books in the Renaissance series: -Aggressive Negotiations (Luke and Leia spin-off) The Price series (prequels): -Blurred Sides (Book 1) -Learning to Live (Book 2) -Back in the Game (Book 3) -Game Over (Book 4) I do not own Star Wars or Star Wars: Rebels