You don't have to, but I suggest reading Pieces of Destiny first. Aria, Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Padme left Earth, but they're not where they expected to be. Instead of going back to just before the Clone Wars, they have ended up in the middle of the Original Trilogy, and are already leaving a lasting impact. Will they be able to get everyone out alive? Or make things so much worse?

Sequel to "Peter Jackson Has Ruined Everything." After accidentally stumbling on a door to Middle Earth, Raelyn and Geoffrey find themselves caught up in the War of the Ring and learn what happened to their long lost Aunt Scilla.

Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Padme did not expect to find themselves in an entirely new Galaxy. All they knew was they saw something strange in a reflection. Now they're being told their lives are a movie and they're on some planet called Earth. Will they be able to get back to their own Galaxy? And will Aria, the girl helping them, be able to find a new life with them?

A twist on the girl-is-magically-sent-to-Middle-Earth plot: When Peter Jackson's Hobbit Trilogy threatens to change history, the universe has to intervene.

O/C. Cannon- the Even Chance. "See, I know these dogs. I know what gnaws at the souls at night, things they're rather no one knew" But what is Archie's little secret? What does Jack hold over Archie? Is he scared for himself, or just maybe he's defending someone else. Horatio Hornblower makes an effort to find out. T for violence and themes, nothing graphic. no slash. PLEASE R&R

Coauthored by Rebecca Thomson. What if Luke had runaway from Tatooine and joined the Imperial Academy and Vader found him there?