Thrawn and Eli are sent on a mission near Pantora, and Riyo is not happy about their presence. Of course, her affiliation with a local Rebel cell only makes matters worse. Mind games, manipulation, and moral ambiguity ensue. Riyo Chuchi x Thrawn. Eli x OMC. Slooooow burn. Lots of Eli.

Thrawn finds an unexpected guest in his living room. Thrawn x Nevil Cygni/Nightswan

On his way to return to the Chiss, Thrawn decides to stop on a mysterious little moon that piques his interest. Next to nothing is known about the moon's inhabitants. So where does he start? A museum, of course. This is a prequel to my story Secrets. I suggest reading this story after that one, however it can be read as a stand-alone story as well.

Riyo gets news that a mysterious Imperial officer will be paying her home a visit, and she's not very happy about it. A slice from the first chapter of a larger story I've been working on.

A young Hux meets a tech controller who could be a great ally to the Order, but has to overcome the objections of his superiors. Thrawn is forced to confront a messy, emotional past he had to abandon years ago. And Kylo Ren meets someone who may have as many daddy problems as he does. M/F & M/M

After a few years with the Empire, Thrawn is getting tired of explaining to people that he's not a Pantoran.

Five years after the destruction of the SKB & faking his death to the galaxy, Hux has settled into a quiet, domestic life. He's strangely happy, with something he never thought he'd have: a family. When an unexpected trip to another planet threatens the foundation of this new life, he and his family are left wondering how much the ex-General has changed. Sequel to Guilt & Whiskey

Running on no sleep and a massive amount of stress as he helps the First Order prepare for war, Hux makes a poor decision and is kidnapped by pirates. He finds himself in the company of two women - one who claims her job is to make people disappear, the other who claims her job is to find people. He doesn't trust either of them, but his life may be in their hands.