Moving is always scary, especially for twelve year old Cecilia living in 42 AD Rome. Waking up in 2010 on an entirely different continent? Downright terrifying.

June Benoît knew only of the quiet life in homely North Carolina. Set in early 1920's, June finds something about herself; she can cook, quite well at that! So well that her brother takes her away for her first job in Paris; working at the Palais Garnier. Finding herself mainly alone she attempts to fend for herself, however, there is someone watching her other than her brother.

Before the times of the Clone Wars, the Jedi were no Generals. Rose, a thief with nothing more to her name than the clothes she wears on her back, is found to be a force-sensitive child. With the help of a few friends along the way, Rose may soon discover what it truly means to be a Jedi Master. Book one of the "Of the Force" series.

Han's never been much of one for labels. He was a kid once (except children are innocent, aren't they?), a smuggler (except he never quite got the selfish part down), and a rebel (except family comes before the cause, always). You can stick him in a box, but he'll never stay there . . . And that might be a good thing. (Not expanded universe compliant, spoilers for VII)

"...Sir, there's a teenage girl living in with the Avengers." Fury covered his face with a hand and promptly ordered himself an aspirin. "...She's a mutant, sir." He decided that wasn't enough and left for the shooting range. Hopefully he would have enough self control not to shoot himself in the head and save himself the headache.