Zoe is thrust into the violent and tumultuous world of Alagaesia. Can a modern girl survive? Along the way she will discover who she really is and she just might change everything.

"This world of ours is a series of delicate balancing acts." She whispered, "Tip the scales just a little and the world can either go plummeting into chaos or ascending into harmony. The question is which way will you fall?"

Amelia Wineheart, a sarcastic young teenager, dies in a car crash. Unexpectedly reborn as a dragon in the Inheritance Cycle Series, she has to deal with a crazed king, a unusual Shade, and a young woman trying to avenge her family.(Sorry for the issue. I seem to be unable to fix it)

An dragon egg hatches for Hope Elainsdaughter - a regular occurrence. But in training, she stumbles upon a problem and takes it upon herself to fix it. On the way, though, she meets Torix, the son of a mass murder and king that everyone would rater forget. He journeys with Hope, and she must chose between love and loyalty to save her world.

Brom and Morzan face off in Gil'ead, but this is hardly the epic duel many people fantasized. With the fate of Alagaesia hanging in the balance, Brom must find a way to best Morzan and his dragon, or die trying. No one and nothing is invulnerable, and no ward is absolutely perfect, but can Brom discover Morzan's one weakness before the dragon egg is lost?

Annabelle always hung around the castle, no one paid her much mind fore she was just a kid. That all changed when she met the Black dragon himself.

There have been many fanfics which glorified the story of Inheritance and approached it with utmost seriousness. This is not one of them. This is a story in which Eragon is a billionaire crybaby, Roran's hooked to steroids, Garrow is a crime lord, Arya is a cosplayer, and so much more. Will it make absolutely no sense? Yes. Will there be free cake? No.

A suspenseful new chapter in the Inheritance Cycle.

It has been nearly ten years since the fall of King Galbatorix, and peace has reigned. The Urgals have been peaceable, there hasn't been a rebellion in nearly a decade, and the Dragon Riders have returned. Nearly thirty new Riders have emerged, and several have been Urgals or Dwarves. Nasuada's reign has been a peaceful one, until now; until my adventure began.

My continuation of the Inheritance Cycle set three years after the fall of Galbatorix. Eragon returns to Alagaesia more powerful and more knowledgeable than ever, but a new power is rising that threatens to undo all that they have accomplished. What price must Eragon pay to save those that he loves? ExA MxN *I own none of the characters/original ideas from Paolini's IC series*

Being an account of the rise of King Galbatorix the just, and how he vanquished the vile Varden and their insidious allies with very little difficulty. Also we have Galbatorix themed dishwasher detergent, BUY IT TODAY!

This begins where Eldest left off, engaging in an alternate storyline, including two new dragons and all the main characters. Join the cast of CP's world as they suffer through a blessing gone wrong and and eagerly anticipate the next Rider. I wrote this after Eldest as a way to conclude the series in an organic way without the Arya/Eragon love story, which always creeped me out.

Rowan is a creature of magic; a human child, till she became one of Galbatorix's magical experiments. At the age of twenty, however, and with the fall of Feinster, her situation rapidly complicates when the magical consciousness merged with her mind begins to wake.

The year is 1823 and Eliot is just another boy, but when a mystical power stirs in his world he dies, his body is no longer a physical manifestation, it is supernatural. And when he is resurrected into the world where Eragon and Saphira reside things get a whole lot stranger for him and the world that he learns to call home. Currently rated T for blood and death

Many years have intervened since Eragon and Saphira have left Alagaesia and two riders from every race are set to join him, Saphira, and their kin in the East. Alagaesia has recently fallen into the ways of strange happenings. The appearance of shades and the resurfacing of old foes once thought sedated now loom. Can the riders overcome, or become victims of despair. Rated M Gore.

Book lover David Philips wakes up in Alagaësia after an unfortunate accident. Why is he there? How will he get back home? Can he get home? (Hopefully better than summary) (Do not own Inheritance Cycle)

Book Two of Shade Quadrilogy. Durza is dead, but Eragon is remains lost and must still battle for his own body. With Legion rapidly gaining on him and his own hate growing ever stronger Eragon turns to Oromis and Glaedr, the last bastions of the Old Order.

He wakes to the roar of a waterfall and the quiet rippling of a lake. With no memories and no idea of what is going on, he struggles to find what he has lost. Is a person without recollection of humanity capable of it? Meanwhile, his old friends rally together in hopes of piecing together the mystery of what happened to him - of what has happened to the Rider called Eragon.

Entonces se dio cuenta de que estaba llorando. Que a Gallbatorix le había costado el dolor más horrible del mundo para hacerla llorar, y a Murtagh, tan sólo un beso.

Twenty years after Eragon Shadeslayer left for the unknown in the east, the madness of a man is about to lead Alagaësia in a new war. Eragon is forced to return home, and he will have to fight again, to kill, and finally to face the death of many people including some of his friends. Helped by his fellow Riders and his friends in Alagaësia, will he be able to face this new threat?

Que se serait-il passé si la magie des dragons avait empêcher Brom de mourir et avait fait apparaître un elfe auprès d'Eragon 1er écrit

The appearance of a new rider changes the tide of war. The awakening of an ancient power could lead to either the victory or defeat of the Varden. ExA Post-Brisingr sort of AU.

On this day, there was no Rider upon the great dragon's back. There was no flaming sword or any determination. Could it be that the roar the warriors of the Varden had so blatantly heard, was actually a cry? A desperate wail begging for someone to hear her, to heal her of her agony. Could it be that the young Rider, their greatest hope, was lost?

The books always mention Eragon, but they left out the other hero. Meet Isline. She was with Eragon the whole way and helped him to beat his biggest challenges. She is... his sister (I have redone the story and changed most of it so please reread from beginning. :)

some things are better left unsaid. [mxn]