Leia Naberrie, has returned to the desert planet of Tatooine for the first time in four years in an attempt to rescue her love, Han Solo, from the clutches of the vile gangster Jabba the Hutt. Little does Leia know that the tyrannical GALACTIC EMPIRE has secretly begun construction on a new weapon even more powerful than the first dreaded Death Star. Is this the Rebels' end?

Sequel for Wolf and The Sheep. Can be read alone. Canon-compliant, although I recommend following the timeline of Wolf and The Sheep. It's less... heartbreaking.

What else could one expect from an Imperial academy? Superiority. Condescension. Belittlement. To be different was to be hated. Greya finds herself the recipient of a scholarship to the Arkanis Academy and the Cadet program under the direction of Commandant Brendol Hux. It turns out the Commandant's own son is just as lonely as she is. Please note: Rape in later chapters.

They left Earth seeking new lives for themselves and those around them. Fought the Trade Federation for it. Now they find they have to fight again to preserve that. The CIS is on the brink of victory, resulting in a galaxy dominated by mega corporations. Battlefield victory is impossible, in order to win it will have be an irregular war, that of commandos, guerrillas, and spies.

When Obi-Wan Kenobi and General Grievous cross blades on Utapau, the infamous droid commander ends up captured instead of destroyed. Before Grievous can be sent to Coruscant to face justice, the 212th Attack Battalion turns on their Jedi general. Now Grievous must work with his former enemy to escape the planet, and rediscover his identity in a galaxy forever changed.

The Force is dark and empty, utterly void of the Light. Obi-Wan hesitates to reach for it now, to allow the reality of everything that has happened to come crashing down on him now. That can wait, until Luke is safe, and he is…alone. Alone.

That's right. No Skywalker rises in this one. However, this is the spine-tingling conclusion to my own rewrites of the sequels. Just to let everyone know, Rey isn't a Palpatine in this. May the force be with you!

General Luke Skywalker receives a visitor after the destruction of the second Death Star. One-shot. Cross-posted on ArchiveofOurOwn

Obi-wan leaves the Jedi order with Anakin. Their final day had been an eventful one. So incredibly eventful that they once again ended up in a hospital at the end of it. Just not for the usual reasons. AKA Obi-wan becomes a live-in Uncle(babysitter) for Padme and Anakin's children. *UPDATES MONDAYS*

In which Darth Vader is blackmailed, and there is nothing he can do about it. Blasted droids. Oneshot, Limpet AU.

Anakin wants to know more about Obi-Wan's master and padawan relationship with Qui-Gon. (TW- Past Child Abuse)

Kylo Ren searches for BB-8 on Jakku, but instead he comes across Rey. Now employed by the First Order, she must navigate the politics of the Knights of Ren and their enigmatic master. (Canon divergent story set in The Force Awakens timeline.) COMPLETE

"It's been thirty seconds since she found out and a part of Aviya wants to launch herself into a suicide mission, take out a few of the First Order along with herself because what is the point without him, honestly." - A short retelling of the beginning of The Force Awakens-through the eyes of Commander Aviya Dameron: Resistance spy, wife. [A Collection]

Lured by a promise that a non-force sensitive individual could indeed use the force, a teenage girl leaves her family to seek what she wants most. Ensnared by the Sith she faces many trials and discovers a prophecy about her own future.

And now we arrive at the most controversial of all Star Wars films. Here's hoping that more people will be satisfied with this one.

Kylo Ren has Rey of Jakku in his clutches. He will get what he wants from her, but will he lose sight of what he wants? A short one-shot of the interrogation scene.

There's no denying it. Aphra is drawn to Vader like a Moth to a flame...

General Grievous bakes cookies, and it's bittersweet. (One-Shot)

There's a bad apple in the rebel ranks with whom Han Solo has to deal.

This story follows the life of a Mandalorian, inducted into the empire as a stormtrooper becoming a purge trooper through his merit. later betraying the empire. It takes place during the empire reign but before the forming of the rebel alliance

Anakin Skywalker había dejado de existir para transformarse en Darth Vader, un lord oscuro de los Sith que hará lo que el emperador ordene con tal de mantener a salvo a quienes ama, pero, ¿cómo reaccionará cuando se presente la oportunidad de regresar a la luz? ¿Regresará, o decidirá permanecer en la oscuridad? AU

A Fix it Fix taking place after TROS. Ben's smile dropped, his stomach following along with it. He opened his mouth several times trying to pull together something to say, but for once he was speechless. His words wouldn't have mattered anyway, even if he could speak. She still couldn't hear him.

Not long after Rey Skywalker and the resistance reclaimed the galaxy from the Emperor and The Final Order, the Jedi is plagued by dreams. Dreams which give her a newfound quest. Prevent another rise of the Sith by visiting dark side planets to destroy their relics. Her friends join her along with new ones they make along the way, and maybe even the spirit of Ben Solo.

Nearly 30 years since the fall of the Empire, but the Galaxy still has yet to find peace. It will take an ace pilot of the Resistance, a deserting stormtrooper connected to the Force, a scavenger with a hidden past and a dark side user called to the light to set the Galaxy on the right path. Through the power of family, born or made, balance can be found. Sequel Trilogy Rewrite pt1

I know I'm gonna get hate and death threats shoved up the ass for this, but I don't hate the new trilogy. But if I were rewriting it, is it any indication that I think it's perfect? Of course not! But what I'm doing here is reintroducing familiar elements but putting new spins on them. So try to keep an open mind here, okay?