Catherine contented herself with life as she knew it, but when her husband abandons her and their son, Alexander, she finds herself yearning something new and exciting. Through an enormous twist of fate she ends up living and ultimately thriving just beyond freedom's gate. Kili/OC

The title says all.

When Bilbo and the Dwarves explore Erebor's treasure room, Thorin gifts Bilbo with something that is worth more than the Shire itself.

Elizabeth wakes up to find herself in Middle Earth. What she doesn't know is that she was born to join the quest to reclaim Erebor. She was born to change the future of the dwarves, and to make her own. And perhaps, she was fated to meet a certain dark-haired prince. Kili/OC.

AU. A few months after being bonded for life to Bilbo, an overworked and tired Thorin is in a bit of a hurry to join Bilbo in their marriage bed.

Five times Bofur asked where Bilbo was. And two times he did not. Movieverse, bookverse. No slash.

People often thought of the two brothers as 'the sword to the other's shield'. This is my thoughts on the matter, with some flashbacks mixed in-between. One-shot. Rated T for prejudice and The Battle of Five Armies.

So we all know that Thorin attended a meeting of his kin before arriving in Bag End, but what actually happened there? Why didn't Dain offer aid? 1st person, Thorin's POV. No pairings.

Strong currents and rushing waves dragged thirteen barrels and an unlucky hobbit down a powerful stream of cold water.

Dís's woes throughout her life.

Um... a pointless nothing which popped into my head when I was meant to be doing the housework. This is sort of a footnote to my story "A Laketown Bridge at Midnight", although you absolutely do NOT have to read that first, since I'm sure we can all work out what's going on here. We're in Fem!Bilbo territory, in case anyone was wondering.

Now that Erebor is being rebuilt Bilbo wants to attract the attention of a special dwarf. He goes to the company for advice…not that that is always very helpful. Written for the Hobbit Holiday Exchange. Gift for Salvia.

Separated from his Company, Thorin is captured by the dark servants of the Necromancer and brought to Dol Guldur. There he meets another thrall that soon proves herself to be someone he's willing to protect.

With his wife dead and his son, Legolas, distancing himself, Thranduil is alone and longs for physical contact. He finds it where he least expects it. So, when the dragon comes, why does he refuse to help the one he loves? And will his revenge turn to ashes in his mouth? Story in three chapters. (Thorinduil)

A very pregnant Bilbo is on a mission to walk in the snow... (AU everyone lives after BoFA) Contains mpreg

Thranduil takes what he wants...and it seems he wants Kili. (Thranduil/Kili, implied Fili/Kili)

A short story of the ones left behind

As happens so often, Thranduil makes a deal with Kili...but the king of Mirkwood isn't the one holding all the cards this time. (Thranduil/Kili, Fili/Kili)

Kili makes a deal with Thranduil in exchange for his brother's life...but flesh isn't the only thing laid bare in the king's bed chamber. (Thranduil/Kili, implied Fili/Kili)

All the elvin king wants from Kili is a kiss...just one kiss. (Thranduil/Kili, implied Fili/Kili)

Kili makes an insulting remark about Thranduil, which the elf king cannot let stand. (Thranduil/Kili, Implied Fili/Kili)

In the Dimension where all good stories are recorded one scary fanatic goes to far. So naturally, the worlds must accept impending doom, unless a champion from the same world is chosen to set all to right, by traveling to these fantastical worlds and correcting every wrong. Balance must be kept. So follow Grace and Ivy, in their first Adventure, In Tolkien's Middle Earth.

Gandalf the Grey loves meddling in peoples lives to make Middle Earth a better place...he meddles to bring together two lost souls. A dwarf king and a trojan princess. But even the grey wizard never knew how much the love between the dwarf from the north and the princess from the south would effect the fate of Erebor and Middle Earth.

Thranduil is willing to make a deal to release the company...but is the price Kili must pay for their freedom too high? (Thranduil/Kili, Fili/Kili)

One drowsy August evening, a dwarven king wanders into the Shire and knocks on a familiar green door. "I knew you for a few bleak months and thirty years later I wake up wishing that you were beside me. I am surrounded by my kin and kingdom, but even in Erebor I am lonely for you." Thorin/Bilbo.