A love story of Belladonna Took and Bungo Baggins. How did these two even get together? Being that Bungo hated adventures and Belladonna took part in them? Find out in this one-shot.

The title says it all. Pre-Landless. Enjoy!

After the tragic day that was the Battle of Moria, Ademia left the Blue Mountians without word to Thorin, her husband. The pain hurt her too much and there was just too much blood that day to tell him. Sixty years later, Gandalf finds his daughter and recruits her for the Quest for Erebor. She accepts and shocks Thorin with her presence. Will the truth be known? Will love return?

Kili/Tauriel drabble.

When a hunter gets lost among a group of traveling dwarves, she will have to battle her way through a cave of goblins to get back home, but will she want to leave? Kili/OC Based on the movie of The Hobbit, not the book (Continued on from the goblin scene).

This story actually takes place in the Peter Jackson movie version of the Hobbit. Taurwen (Arwen/Tauriel) pairing.

In a rich and powerful Erebor, King Thorin comes across a young Hobbit boy. A Landless, a creature without a place to call home. With the boy comes his uncle, a Dancer peculiar enough to draw His Majesty attention. Inspired loosely on Notre-Dame de Paris, the tale of two people, and two worlds, that weren't supposed to meet.

In Rivendell, the origin of Hobbits is discussed. Much to the Dwarves' horror, there is a theory where they play a prominent role alongside the elves.

Thorin "discusses" the troll mishap with Fili and Kili. And then, it's Master Baggins' turn. WARNING: This story contains m/m spanking with dubious consent. Don't like, don't read. Thank you!

The battle at Khazad-dum robs the young dwarven prince of his family. The long road afterwards robs him of the rest. Dwalin/Thorin

SPOILERS! DO NOT READ IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENS AT THE END OF THE HOBBIT! Shortly after the Battle of Five Armies, Thorin calls Dwalin to his side to confide everything during his final moments. Well aware of what had happen to his beloved nephews, the king is unable to deal with the loss, thinking himself responsible for their deaths. Subsequent Dworin. Image by LadyNorthStar

Fili and Kili were not the only brothers to be separated during the Thunder Battle...

After overhearing a conversation between Gandalf and Elrond about the gold sickness running through the Durin bloodline, Bilbo is forced to drink away Thorin's problems in his company. Drunken shenanigans ensue.

Ship: Gandalf saves Galadriel's life and remembers they knew each other when they were younger. This is not a canon fic, but a romantic one spanning from before The Hobbit to the LOTR movies. *Edit in process - reloaded ch 3 and ch 4*

This is a scrawl on Lady Dunla's "The Journal", just because her work is one of the best 'woman goes into Middle-Eaerth's fics ever, and I really miss her wednesdays' posts.

"Leave it to a hobbit to be over modest!"

Now that Erebor has been reclaimed, the two heirs of Durin decide it's time to give each room of the kingdom their "special" attention...without giving a second thought to the possibility of getting caught! Warning: Contains Incest

A mysteris Ranger elf joins the quest for erebor! What will happen! Filixoc. Only nice reviews please@

Fili gets sick along the way and tries to hide it.

Kili ou Fili ? Bonne question, parc'que pour Ori c'est la mouisse, surtout quand les deux princes en question sont ensembles. Threesome Ori/Kili/Fili et Yaoi ! sur fond de Dwalin/Nori. Twoshot

Just a lot of shovel talk

Beorn was less than pleased at being called away from his bread and honey. And even more displeased at the thought of sharing it with so many unexpected visitors. Then the little one started crying… Movieverse, bookverse. No slash.

He was alone and dying; the worst way to go. One shot. Character death. Set in the Battle of Five Armies.

From Tumblr: Can you do one where Bilbo has a miscarriage but months later he gets pregnant again? But he gets really scared too. Mpreg. Miscarriage. One-Shot.

Kíli stands alone in the aftermath of the great battle, and it's almost too much for him to bear.