ThorinxBilbo. Sweet story about how Thorin sucks it up and tells Bilbo what hes feeling!

Most SI characters end up in their new universe with nothing to their name, scared, alone, afraid. What would happen if a survivalist with all their gear (and a station wagon) were to end up in Middle Earth around the time a certain company were at Beorn's?

A daring rescue from the Enchanted River in Mirkwood results in temporary amnesia for Thranduil. Tauriel is recently demoted from the Guard as punishment for her disobedience during the Battle of the Five Armies, yet she finds herself at her ailing king's side. What lies dormant in the secret heart may come to light.

Desolation of Smaug idea. What would happen if Narzug's bindings were to come loose? What would that mean for Thranduil and Legolas? Please read to find out! Warnings for blood and injuries.

The all have ways to find their Soulmark. Yet will Bilbo be brave enough to approach his?

Princess Bella finds herself captured by a bunch of pirates, but the worst is, the dark haired captain seems to develop feelings for her...

"Sorry, I saw you over here without an umbrella and I felt terrible! I hope you don't mind," she called out. She's the most gorgeous thing I've ever seen. -Female Bilbo/Thorin, Modern AU also on AO3-

AU. So what happens when your boss is a grumpy, brooding, slightly attractive and a 'definitely more than meets the eye' kinda guy? This, basically this happens. Bilbo Baggins is sorely regretting taking up that job at Erebor Academy.

None of these have a continued story. I would be daydreaming, and I would just start writing. There are a few that are part of the same time line of sorts, with the same OC's. Others are just plain one shots. Some are Fili/OC. others are Kili/OC and Thorin/OC.

Fíli always takes care of Kíli. He would do anything for his brother. He decided long ago that he would gladly lay down his life for him. But when it comes down to it, the situation is not that simple. Death might be the easy way out when life means living as a kin slayer. The last thing Fíli can do for Kíli is to take the decision out of his brother's hands.

Kili and Fili are not dead. Thorin Oakenshield is still healing so his nephews lead Erebor until he wakes. Kili dreams of a night sky and Tauriel by his side. It isn't all a dream. Fili doesn't know why Kili's wasting time.

La Batalla de los Cinco Ejércitos ha acabado. Ahora queda recoger las piezas y formar una nueva vida. ¿Qué hará Bilbo? ¿Se volverá a la Comarca, llevándose con el todos sus recuerdos y haciendo que solo sean memorias? ¿O luchará por lo imposible?

Two broken and grieving hearts. Both from different worlds. Yet, when the fates decide that they should meet, they realize just how connected they are by a very rare thing indeed. Can they get their second chances? Thranduil OC Rated M for future chapters containing Adult Content such as Violence and Lemons.

Erebor Estates, and the village surrounding it, has a dark and tragic history. After the death of his parents, young Kili has come to the estate to live with his estranged uncle. Fili is a powerful magician who claims to be a King- and he has a very specific plan for the young man who has unknowingly trespassed into his kingdom.

AU (books x first 2 films – 3rd film disappointing hatchet-job/whitewash). Post-Battle of 5 Armies, Dís supports her brother, King Thorin, in his longer battle to recover his health and the Arkenstone and secure their kingdom. 10: Bilbo faces his punishment, and Gandalf learns that it's not a good idea to annoy 2 Durins… (Now edited: with added Hobbit crassness.)

Thorin arranges a marriages between himself and his One. But is she happy with it? And is she who she seems to be? I have thought of some Dwarven morals, casted them into a story about an arranged marriage, and complicated the matter a whole lot more by adding some problems and then changed the whole timeline of the story so it would fit more properly. Reviews are appreciated!

Bilbo liked talking to the stars. The only problem was that they never answered. slightly Bilbo/Thorin, takes place after the first movie

Fili and Kili are singing this 'cause they're excited to go on their first big quest! Thorin is nervous about leading it because of how his father and grandfather had fallen and he's trying to feel worthy.

Kaja is a thief content to live her life in relative peace. Until two orcs come knocking, seeking her out for a job that gets her wrapped up in the journey of Thorin Oakenshield's company. The reclaiming of mountains matters little to Kaja, but things in Middle Earth are rapidly changing, and she finds herself invariably in over her head.

Tauriel has rushed Kili, nephew to King Thorin, back the Forests of Mirkwood to save his life from the lingering poison of a deadly arrow. Tensions between Dwarves and Elves have not been forgotten among these trees. But, could the first friendship between the two races begin to form as Tauriel learns about the Dwarf she saved? Or perhaps something more than friendship...?

This is a parody of Let it Go from Frozen sung by Smaug. My sister, my best friend, and I came up with it when we went out and played laser tag. This is what happens when nerds are thrown out into the world! ;-P

What is Fíli's life worth? How much can he justify to preserve his own life? Fíli's conscience is put to the test when he is captured by orcs during a skirmish. Oneshot.

An earthquake shakes the blue mountains during a thunder storm, will the dwarves be able to keep their settlement safe from the mountain itself.

Bilbo Baggins is in quite a predicament. After losing everything he ever owned to greedy Kings and corrupt businessmen, he must find a way to support himself in an ever changing world. After getting a job offer from a Grey Wizard, Bilbo finds himself on an aging farm, surrounded by rambunctious and sullen men, facing troubles far too big for a small, simple man.

Kíli and Tauriel have fought many battles in order to be with each other, have overcome many obstacles. Now that they are finally allowed a shot at happiness, they realize that maybe their greatest challenges still lie ahead of them. Sequel to my story "Only the Stars Were Watching." Rated M for mature content in some (but not all) chapters.