Eighteen text messages. All it took was, eighteen unsent text messages to Tyler.

Areya, a young Elf, has escaped Mirkwood, only to find that outside of the kingdom, the world is frightening and different. When she is brought to Laketown by a mysterious man by the name of Bard, she wonders if leaving Mirkwood was the right choice to make. Meanwhile, a company of dwarves journeys to Erebor to try and take back their mountain kingdom from a dragon.

Emma Newfound had always grown up near the ocean. She loved the crystal clear water of Florida's coast. Emma's life had not been the best. She was always bullied in school, her mom was still recovering from a heartbreaking divorce, and she was self conscious beyond belief. The ocean has always been, and will always be, her escape. One day, the ocean, would change her life forever.

The Blue Mountains, region of the kingdom Belegost, has been Teryn's home since birth. She grew up under the strict watch of her nurses and in the shadow of her older and fairly talented siblings. She was the fourth child of Goignus and Raella, which put her in a position of a Dwarven princess. Once the Battle of the Five Armies was won and settled, King Thorin reclaims Erebor; just in time for Fili to pass the age where one becomes wed. Teryn is sent to the kingdom of carven stone to follow orders in becoming the princess of Erebor; but Fili is not so easily swayed towards this idea. He is cold to her; she distant to him.

Not only are there nine men in the fellowship this time, but a certain she-elf joins them on their quest. Amara is a mystery even to Legolas, she never speaks of her past, her family, or her life before the Fellowship. Is there more to this elf than meets the eye? And will Frodo and Sam destroy the One Ring before it is too late?

Rose Johnston lives with her foster parent Eric who is a severe alcoholic that beats Rose. She is helpless, she has no one to save her from Eric's abuse. Which includes being beaten senseless and nighty 'visits'. Finally she has had enough of Eric, and life in general. That's when she remembers something her mother used to say to her before she died, "The second star to the right and straight on till morning, all you have to do is say two words, 'I believe' and Peter Pan will take you to Neverland. Where no one, grows up." Notice: Peter's personality is the only thing based off of OUATs version of Peter Pan. I am doing my own story line, and I will not include Henry, Emily, or the whole Henrys the Truest Believer dilemma.