An exotic beauty born in the United States of Ecuadorian parents, Elena decided to become a cop after her grandfather's murder. As fiery and sassy as her best friend and partner Megan is quiet, Elena is devoted to her own family and to Megan's. She notices the growing feelings between Megan and Boromir long before either figure it out.

Ronan was still rather young when he first began remember his previous life as Gimli, Gloin's son, in Middle-earth. And as the years passed, he kept hoping to find others such as himself. Imagine his surprise when he discovered the reincarnation of Grima Wormtongue. . .and his joy when Boromir of Gondor was brought into his hospital. Now nearing the age of retirement, Ronan finds in Campbell the peace he was searching for...when he isn't being dragged into one adventure or another by the Rafferty siblings. To say nothing of the adventure of falling in love, with a most unexpected person.

A beautiful demi-goddess who chose to save Boromir and transport him to modern Earth, Pelagia has revealed herself to only two mortals: Boromir himself and the reincarnation of Gimli, Ronan Daly. Not even her Campbell Champions (the Rafferty sisters and Elena Gutierrez) have ever seen the entity who has pledged herself to their protection, and the protection of those they hold dear. While time does not move in a linear fashion for Pelagia and her brethren, she has still learned from the mistakes of others who have brought warriors of the past into the present. Powerful though she is, Pelagia cannot see the future clearly. She can only sense that something terrible is coming. . .and hope that her Champions will be strong enough to defeat it.

The youngest of Pelagia's Champions, Kristin was Boromir's first contact upon arriving in modern times, and it was she who alerted her older sister Megan and Elena to his presence. She also played an instrumental part in convincing the pair to return to Campbell with the displaced warrior. A pre-med student with an interest in general practice, Kristin is frequently impatient with what she views as stupidity, and often fails to take things into consideration.

A slight, dark-haired young woman in her early thirties, Megan has devoted her life to protecting others, whether that was her younger sister or the town where she was born and raised. Not a devout woman, Megan nonetheless finds her beliefs called into question when Boromir's mysterious benefactor, Pelagia reveals herself. She's quiet, reserved, and fiercely determined. . .with a decided soft spot for children, animals, and the wounded Gondorian now living in her apartment.

Marine Gunnery Sergeant (retired) Gavin Rafferty has spent nearly his entire life protecting others. . .his family, his unit, his country and beyond. Though no longer active duty, Gavin's scars remain, including his divorce from his high maintenance wife, who cared more about saying she was married to a Marine than actually being a good wife to said Marine, and his strained relationship with his nineteen year old son Reece, to say nothing of his insane birth mother, who has no qualms of getting rid of any woman who gets close to Gavin. . .however she can. The reincarnation of Aragorn Elessar, Gavin takes it upon himself to guide Boromir as he settles into his new life in Campbell.

The very definition of tough and tender, Lydia Anders makes it plain that she will do what's necessary to protect her town, her people, and her family. As the weird factor skyrockets in Campbell, Lydia becomes an oasis of sanity and stability to Megan Rafferty and Elena Gutierrez. But Lydia isn't nearly as certain of her sanity when she's around Mayor Tom Farrell. After one unpleasant divorce, and a brewing clash of titans in her small town, beginning a new relationship is either the craziest idea in the world or the sanest thing she's ever done.

The reincarnation of Saruman in body and soul, Lucius Wellington seeks to redeem himself not just for his own questionable past, but also for the crimes of his pre-carnation. And unfortunately for them, the minions of Sauron in the modern world might just give him a final push toward his goal when they target those dearest to him, cementing his alliance with Pelagia’s Champions.

A hard-working police detective who ran for mayor to better protect his people, Tom Farrell is, like an astonishing number of Campbell residents, a reincarnation of someone in Middle-earth. However, he has his hands full in the modern era, and thus, is not interested on resting on the laurels of the past. . . especially not with his son Brendan so terribly vulnerable.

Dr. Elly Trask arrived in Campbell with the promise of a job offer. A forensic pathologist by training, Elly quickly discovered her skills were needed, even in this small Southern town. As a nameless evil grows, Elly becomes a staunch ally for Pelagia's Champions. But not all is to be darkness for the guardians of Campbell. In this time, as in every other time, love is mixed with sorrow.

Bronwyn was seven years old when her mother was murdered in front of her, and that trauma pushed Bronwyn to her career as a child's advocate. While the police seek to prevent such things from happening again, Bronwyn has made it her life's work to ensure that children can be heard when they are victims. Such a case brought her to Campbell and led her to set up a practice there. While she grows to love the town and its people, she tries to keep her distance from Gavin Rafferty. She remembers her life as Arwen Undomiel, and has no interest in reigniting the passionate love between Aragorn and Arwen. . .or does she?

In his mid-forties when the Four were sent back in time, Aidan bears little physical resemblance to his grandfather, High General and Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi. However, he did inherit his grandfather's stubborn streak and his determination to protect those who couldn't protect themselves. Had things gone differently in his universe, Aidan might have pursued the mutual attraction he felt for Merit Solo. Two other characteristics Aidan shares with his legendary grandfather are his devotion to duty and his devotion to duty and his willingness to sacrifice himself to protect others. But one thing he will not willingly sacrifice is his daughter, Amidala.

As Aidan's daughter and padawan, Ami learned a great deal from him and the other remaining Jedi before the Great Reset. Eleven years old when the Four went back, Ami and her father arrived on Corellia with her father, several years after Thane and Merit Solo's arrival at the Jedi Temple. There, the Kenobi father and daughter team met a young ragamuffin named Han Solo, destined to become the grandfather of Ami's mother figure, Merit. In order to protect both Ami and Han, Aidan takes the two children to Kashykk, the Wookie homeworld. As Ami's power within the Force grows, so does her certainty: in order to prevent the bloodshed that is to come, sacrifices must be made. But is she strong enough to make the most necessary sacrifice of all?

Very much the granddaughter of Leia Organa-Solo (ie, headstrong/willful), Merit is in her late twenties at the time of the Great Reset, one of the youngest members of the Four Travelers. She goes back in time for one purpose and one purpose only: to avert the heartbreak and bloodshed of both Jedi Purges and the falls of the Republic. Falling in love never entered into the picture. But the Force has a will of its own, and all servants of the Force were Chosen for something.

Tall and handsome, Thane is Merit's older brother and the first-born child of Jacen Solo. Named for both his grandfather and his great-uncle Luke, he has characteristics of both (though it's up for debate if he inherited their better qualities). Thane's life was upended at the age of thirteen, when he saw his mother and grandparents murdered in front of him by his father's troops. He has sworn two oaths: the first, his oath as a Jedi. The second. . .to protect his little sister at all costs.