"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]

Poe's been captured by the First Order and it's up to Isla to bring him home. Will their allegiance to the Resistance hold through the trials against the enemy? The two must navigate their past past and present for any hope of a future. I don't own anything except my OC.

Mila Dameron is proud to back Black Squadron's mission to find Lor San Tekka, but between that and training soldiers, she finds herself stretched thin. When Leia moves to expose the First Order, Mila is not only asked to help SpecForces gather information, but to testify to the Senate. She can hardly speak to Poe about what happened. How could she possibly tell the galaxy? Poe/OC

Kanan has been faced with the issue of self-sacrifice many times. The one time he lied to his apprentice, and the other he was lied to. The lie was the same one: "I'll be right behind you." [ONE-SHOT]

After a mysterious enemy sacks a New Republic base, a field medic finds herself torn between her loyalty to the New Republic and her frustration with it. More lines blur as the First Order rises from the ashes, and no choice is cut and dry. But she is not the only one who is confused, and that joint confusion leads her to the simplest decision she ever made: loving him. Poe/OC.

Set between season two and three. Not intended as a five times fic, but could be read as one.

In Thrawn's custody, Hera prays Kanan won't try and rescue her. She knows he will. And she knows it's the end of the line for them. Post-Rebel Assault.

The night he comes back from Malachor, Kanan and Hera lay everything on the table. Sometimes, wounds have to be ripped wide open before they can heal. Cover art by Lorna-Ka.

Set during the Season Three premiere. Kanan and Hera come to terms.

After returning to Chopper Base, Hera is concerned with Kanan's calm behavior in the wake of everything that had been lost on Malachor. Worried, Hera decides that they need to talk, deep within the quiet reprieve of the night.

Kanan regretted his decision to send Ezra undercover at the Imperial Academy. Now all that was left to do was wait. And worry. (The season 1 episode "Breaking Ranks" from Kanan's POV with a little extra dialogue and action filled in the gaps. Because apparently I like writing about angsty Kanan. Will be a two-shot).