Most marriages in Gondor are matters of convenience, especially among the nobility. But Dol Amroth is a different sort of place, with a different sort of royal family. Sometimes, Lothiriel is not convinced this is a good thing. (or, how in Middle Earth the too southern, too dark, too outspoken daughter of Imrahil ended up married to Éomer, son of Éomund)

What if Faramir and Éowyn met before? What if there was no War of the Ring and the relation between Gondor and Rohan was tense? This is how I believe it could have been when they'd tried to love each other without the disapproval of their families. Enjoy!

An exploration of what it means to be brothers. Boromir is wounded by orcs on a rare foray to Ithilien to see his brother, but escapes further harm with Faramir's aid. After a subsequent encounter with Uruk Hai, in which Faramir is injured, they flee to Rohan.

Before allowing Faramir to wed his sister, Eomer needs to be convinced that the steward is worthy of her. A series of scenes that take place between when Eowyn leaves Minas Tirith and when she returns as a bride.

The last ride of Faramir, Captain of Gondor. Through shadow; to the edge of night.

An early morning ride has dire consequences for Faramir. Now fully revised.

"When I first looked on her and perceived her unhappiness, it seemed to me that I saw a white flower standing straight and proud, shapely as a lily, and yet knew that it was hard, as if wrought by elf-wrights out of steel. Or was it, maybe, a frost that had turned its sap to ice, and so it stood, bitter-sweet, still fair to see, but stricken, soon to fall and die?" (JRR Tolkien)

A terrible dream haunts Faramir; a dream that points to the doom of Gondor. Faramir is forced to go against his brother and the decree of his father Denethor to save Gondor from a terrible fate. (Movie-verse, though I try to keep to canon as best as I can

What if things had gone differently in the Mines of Moria, and it had been here that Boromir was badly wounded. How would this affect future events... such as Gandalf's battle with the Balrog?

A little boy lost his mother. A man lost his brother. A Captain lost his hope. And as the pain became too much, he chose to hide inside a deep and a dark place. Will he manage to find the way back to the light? And does he want to? Teitho First Place.

After a long struggle to come to terms with Éowyn's tragic death, Faramir's dreams continue to haunt him each night. Although Aragorn promises to teach Faramir to control his dreams, the nightmares refuse to go away... Sequel to Shattered.

With sudden force, Faramir wished he could laugh laugh like there was no tomorrow, and no men to lead. No father to please. No darkness creeping up on him. Maybe if he laughed, the hard, worried man would go away.

A Chieftain of Harad seeks peace with Gondor after the War, but he is hindered by his son, a renegade warlord determined to stop the alliance. Main characters are Faramir, Aragorn and Legolas. Faramir torture, angst in later chapters.

Aragorn's and Faramir's friendship and the Steward's very life is threatened after a violent and tragic incident with Eomer leads to the Steward's imprisonment and brutal beating.Can Aragorn find a way to save his friend ?

Faramir is feeling alone after his brothers death. Eomer offers some comfort. SLASH and AU, that's fair warning so no flames okay!

Faramir has a spark with Eomer and then his possessed Chevy comes to Eomer's rescue.