As Thorin and Eilin's loving family grows bigger, the continuous flow of villains who declare they are Eilin's father will cause a rancor between the Royal couple. While the King of the North is worried about the ulterior motives of the endless candidates and the Queen's emotional distress, Thrárin and Durin will be drawn in the shadows by someone who holds precious secrets.

Thorin is thirty-six, almost of age - and slaving away in a forge in Dunland. When the chance to find work in Tharbad arises, he is determined to fight for it. Little does Thorin know that these months in Tharbad will mark his heart and soul forever - and question an almost life-long friendship.

This is the story of Dís, sister of Thorin and daughter of a long royal line. Her fate interwoven with those of our favourite dwarves. We return to Middle Earth after the great battle. Thorin survived, heavily injured, but his nephews were both killed. He now sends Balin and Dwalin to pick up his beloved sister Dís from the Ered Luin.

Destiny has brought her to the company, and only Frea can help to save Erebor. but will a difficult dwarf make things harder for the half dwarf?

Aingeali is Gandalf's young and optimistic apprentice, Thorin is an exiled king of the most mightiest of Dwarven Kingdoms, the two have intertwined destinies and despite their differences, they both seek the same thing: to liberate Erebor from a Dragon's vicious clutches... And to find love and companionship...

Some time after the second wizarding war, there is a man living in Grimmauld Place: a complete stranger who is somehow familiar. A love story.

When Kate made a wish on a star for a better life, waking up in Middle-earth was not exactly what she had in mind. Armed with the knowledge of the future and a deal with Mahal himself, she survives on her own for five years before a chance encounter thrusts her into a quest to slay a dragon, and earn the trust of some not-so-trusting dwarves - particularly one Thorin Oakenshield.

It didn't start well with the Easterling Thief. 1st she took dinner, then the hanky, while her Dog's teeth latched onto Thorin's wrist. This one who said she was not of Middle-earth & claimed to know their future as if it were written in books, stole her way into his Company. Thorin had no time for it, not while a Dragon kept his people from their homeland. Beta'd by JennyWren28.

Signi met the king once, when he came to see Lord Dain in the Iron Hills, and she was not impressed. Three years later, Signi and her sister, Lifa, are sent to Erebor to live with their cousin Gloin. Can Signi and Thorin overcome their initial first impressions, or will her time in Erebor prove that Thorin Oakenshield is the blind fool she believed him to be? Post-BOFA/AU

"And though... love is now mingled with grief, it still grows, perhaps the greater." Thorin Oakenshield has survived the Battle of the Five Armies, but at a grievous cost. A second chance at life, and a first at love, will stand against the changing tides of Middle Earth. Thorin/OC. Dwalin/OC. Post BOFTA AU.

Life isn't fair. This is a lesson that Thorin Oakenshield experiences on more than one occasion. All his life actually. But fate and the gods have a way of balancing the scales, something that Thorin is about to find out. Thorin/OC

Eilin Firebeard will find herself in Erebor at the end of the battle of the five armies. There she will have to come to terms with how different she really is. She will also meet a legend who will teach her that bard songs just barely scratch the surface of the man the world knows as the hero. That they are not enough to show the grim reality that forged his stony personality.

Outtakes for The Journal and The Book, everything that I couldn't fit into those stories. Missing moments, glimpses of the future, it's all in here. Thorin/OC.

When Dís arrived at the Lonely Mountain, she was revolted by the outright maleness she had to face. Since there is only so much one dwarrowdam can do, she calls in reinforcements. Meanwhile, the underground river is missing, Thorin takes care of everything, Kíli's pining after Tauriel, and Fíli just wonders why he's the one wearing the crown and what that means.

"There was a time you trusted me without even knowing my name," Thorin said. "I wish you would try to do so again." He used to be righteous in a world full of liars and cowards. Perhaps that was a child's view, Hem thought. Was Thorin calculating and cold, a tyrant like all other masters? (Stand-alone sequel to The Cautiousness of Hanah Skinner. Post-BoFA.)

5 years after the Battle of the Five Armies and life was good. Erebor is nearly back to it's former glory, Prince Fili is to marry Princess Sigrid, and wounds from the battle are now nothing but scars. But there was one wound that would not close for Thorin Oakenshield, and it was a burden that he was willing to bear 'till the end of his days.

They were strangers, and yet there was an odd familiarity neither of them could completely explain. She knew of him from tales; tales from her own world. He could somehow remember her face and voice without ever having met her. When they begin to share dreams and history, their paths, and perhaps the world's, will be forever altered.

In my mind, these three things came together: the great Dragon with his lust, his keen hearing and his scent; the proud Dwarven Prince with his old burning grudge; and the fiery young woman, with her wagging tongue and iron heart, sick in her soul for a sight of the wide world. Yes, these things, I knew, were bound together by fate. These things, I knew, were bound to fall apart.

Nenya thought that a dream she had was nothing but a phantom of a perfect man. When their paths cross in the real world she truly believes that she has found her soulmate. But will it last? What darkness lies ahead in their future? AU

Thorin becomes separated from the company during a skirmish in Mirkwood and is left for dead. However, when a mysterious stranger offers help, Thorin must fight back his pride and realize that not everything is lost.

AU. Thirty years have passed since the Battle of the Five Armies. For the most part, despite some Durin family problems, the kingdom under Erebor has been at peace. Until Thorin goes for a ride outside the mountain and finds something he did not expect...Rated T for safety.

Thorin Oakenshield lives but his nephews perished. Robbed of heirs the Line of Durin is all but broken unless the last surviving descendant fathers a son. Will the grieving King still struggling with Dragon Sickness be able to open his heart to love? And if he does, will the object of his desires return it? [Thorin, OC], Dís, Balin, Dwalin, Bofur, Dain (post-BotFA).

It's been years since the great battle and relations are strained as prejudice and ignorance prevails. Can three kingdoms come together to fight against a greater foe set to destroy them or will it take the love of two unlikely people to conquer the darkness and save them all?

John Thornton and Margaret Hale struggle with their own ghosts of the past, present and future, but what if they found solace in each other's company when they needed it? What if their mutual attraction proved too strong to resist? And if they do give in to it, will they lose or gain the other's love? A retelling of North and South, book and series based.

For years, a mysterious lady, dubbed the Lady of Giving, has been leaving food and supplies for the people of Laketown. Nobody knows that The Lady is actually Marie, the Master's niece. When Marie's path crosses with Bard the Bowman, will Bard be able to get past his wife's death, and will Marie be able to keep her secret a secret? (Bard x OC)

Would you like a cup of kkolmakov's specialty angst? Here is your poison. Thorin's heart belongs to the woman who can never be his. The war has taken everything from him; and now it resides in the dreams of Revna, daughter of Drori, the widow of the King's brother, Frerin.

It is said that Thorin Oakenshield, one of the mighty dwarven kings of old; is buried deep under the Lonely Mountain. Tales tell of the Great Age he lived in, but for many, including Hlífhrím, a young dwarf-woman from the Longbeard clan; these are just myths and legends - small glimmers of hope in a world growing ever darker. For this is the Fifth Age and Middle-Earth has changed.

Ten years after the Battle of the Five Armies, Fili rules Erebor. Thorin's grave is empty, in the catacombs under the mountain, his body having never been found, carried away by the icy river together with the corpse of the Defiler. But old wounds ache, and fresh scars appear, when a man claiming to be Thorin appears in Erebor *ON HIATUS*

After Erebor had been lost, and the Dwarves had abandoned hope to reclaim the Kingdom of Moria, Thorin, son of Thrain breaks off his betrothal to Lady Dania, daughter of Lyr, niece of Dain Ironfoot, the woman with whom he had been exchanging letters in secret for years. What happens when her younger sister joins his company on the Quest for Erebor? [Thorin x OC]

If you're enjoying the angst in "Thorin's Wife," this story is for you. It's the same kkolmakov's specialty poison, but everything is the opposite. Thorin lives through BotFA, and marries, but whom does the heart of his wife, Lady Wrena belong to?

It was 50 years after the battle of five armies. Sara was an exceptionally normal dwarvian lass in every way but one…. she had a unique gift with dragons. Sara lived her life in relative solitude, going unnoticed by most, until her life collided with that of Thorin Oakenshield and it would never be the same. Please read and review.

"It is time for you to take a larger role in the future of this world. Those dreams have come to you for a reason. If this is the path that has been laid down for you then you cannot fight it. Everything we do now will help pave the way for a final victory." With those words Rhae is forced to face the one being in Middle Earth she'd prefer to avoid. Post BotFA AU. Future pairing.

It had been 18 years since Éadwyn had left Rohan and now as fate would have it she joins the quest of Thorin Oakenshield. Along the way this meek woman finds her voice and a little something more. Maybe home wasn't what she thought it was after all. Bofur/OC

Tauriel has been a prisoner in Erebor since returning a gravely-wounded Kili after the battle. Now finally she is permitted to stand before the Dwarven court and tell her truth; to save her life, to show why she wants to stay.

Thorin is weary. So weary. Life in exile means life in poverty, days of endless work and long, sleepless nights. And winter is coming to smother them with snow and Thorin sees no relief in sight. Can Fili and Kili change his mind? Oneshot written as a gift for lucife56 (family fluff)

"Lad, I have known your uncle all of my life. We've done everything together. Hunting, fighting, drinking... and if there is one thing that is really good about being Thorin Oakenshield's best friend it's this – Thorin never gets the girl." In which an unexpected travelling companion becomes the subject of a bet among the company of Thorin Oakenshield.

King Bard carries so many worries, especially now his council want his eldest daughter Sigrid betrothed in a way to best benefit Dale. Sigrid carries her own worries and is determined to cut back her Da's. There's a trade agreement between Erebor and Dale; Sigrid and Fili begin using it.

Companion piece to my multi-chapter story "Old Wounds, Fresh Scars." Thorin, broken and lost after the Battle of Five Armies, finds his new life in Enedwaith, and marries a woman of Men. This is their first night as a wedded couple. One-shot.

Dwalin just could not look away, no matter how hard he tried. He saw the blood, he saw Thorins empty eyes, he saw that Thorin was not breathing, but his mind downright refused to put the pieces together and come to the only logical conclusion. It could not be true, not Thorin, not now, not after everything.

You'd been home for eight months. Life in Erebor should have been perfect. If it was a fairytale, it would be perfect. But it wasn't and it looked as though it never would be.

I wanted to grant Thorin Oakenshield with the life he deserved, as : a great King under the Mountain ; a deeply loved and deeply in love husband ; a beamingfather. Original Story : (c) Me (c) ; Re-Writting : (c) Me & Valérie Fosse, my co-writer (c) ; English Translation : (c) Valérie Fosse, my co-writer (c)

The story begins before the events of An Unexpected Journey. Hana, after leaving her adopted home, meets Thorin by chance while traveling alone. A grudging alliance forms between them, which ultimately grows into a fiercely loyal friendship and ardent love. ***Begun 7.19.13, thanks for reading. Constructive criticism welcome!***

Princess Éiwyn of Annúminas has the luxury of being able to choose whom she will marry. When Thorin Oakenshield asks for her hand, she spurns him unfairly. After her father dies a year later, Éiwyn is cast off by the new king into Thorin's hands. She comes to respect and admire him, but can she learn to love him?

A two-part 'The Tales of Ered Luin' epilogue.

"This will be no legend, and no tales of heroics. But there will be battles, though maybe not ones you would expect, and there will be an exiled prince and an exiled princess, and many other elements a proper tale should have." And then, reaching into her pocket and touching her fingers to a mithril bead hidden there, she began her tale. [Warning: major spoilers in the reviews!]

When Severus Snape comes to St Mungo's under a coma, a healer thinks her only responsibility is to inform his relatives of his inevitable death. Things get complicated when the healer finds out that he'd previously been married to a former student.