I was not a woman well-named. My mother may have planned for a 'flower-garlanded maiden' but I was raised by my aunt Ivriniel who had no time for flowers or dancing or poetry or dresses. Certainly there was nothing in my education to prepare me for love at first sight...

All Lothíriel had ever wanted was a quiet life by her beloved sea. But fate had other plans: thrown against her will into an arranged marriage, she will soon find out that there are demons worse than an unwanted husband she will have to face if she ever wants to find home again.

Or, a number of different scenarios in which Eomer and Lothiriel fall in love. (Prompt fills.)

"My treasures, and my rights of thee..." Lothíriel is more than eager to get to know her new husband, who remains a stranger, in every sense of the word, but Éomer King has other, more considerate ideas. How will these two well-intentioned but not-the-best-at-communicating royals come together as husband and wife? A new Lothíriel and Éomer story. Rated for mature content.

Lothíriel is done with letting all the men in her life discuss her impending wedding. She is also done waiting for her Prince Charming to finally fall in her lap. So when a tall, handsome man appears out of nowhere, she never expected to like him. Even worse, she never expected him to be the king of Rohan.

It all started with dreams... Hot, intense dreams that had no place in their heads... But they just kept dreaming. Or: King Éomer and Princess Lothíriel have been getting some pretty hot dreams. They keep seeing themselves with the same person, over and over again. But they don't know who they are dreaming about. It's okay. They are about to find out.

Lothíriel of Dol Amroth has consented to marry Éomer of Rohan, perhaps to prevent a war over horse theft and perhaps because of other less political considerations. Yet their impetuous betrothal stands on a knife-edge and meanwhile, trouble is brewing in the Lands of the Prince.

Eomer has always considered himself an observant man. Which is why the fact that it takes him nearly drowning to realize he loves his wife not a little discomforting. (Sequel to Righteous in Wrath)

Her elder sister claimed it was impossible for any young lady not to fall in love with the son of the steward, but Finduilas was determined not to agree. After all, Denethor II was stuffy, proud and boring, and rude to boot. After a fateful misunderstanding, she was determined to despise the man for the remainder of her days, falling in love with him had Not been part of the plan.

My name is Lothiriel of Dol Amroth. Though my reputation for truth is somewhat tarnished I swear that every word of this tale, the most important of my life, is true...

Cormallen, shortly after victory. The King of Rohan needs a wife - at least this is what his advisors tell him. Repeatedly. But certainly not a flighty social butterfly. Or a girl straight out of the schoolroom. Meanwhile, the last thing the youngest princess of Dol Amroth wants is a husband. She has far more interesting plans. Sequel to Howzat, and Dear Diary.

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)

The Rohirric account of the long night when Éomer's éored slew Ugluk's Uruk-hai on the edge of Fangorn Forest, and the events shortly before and after. Expect grisly battle-scenes and tense atmosphere. Canon, but works also as prequel for "Untold Tales of the Mark: The Banishment of Éomer". Chapter 10 up: "Evil Schemes"

This is a rewrite of my story, A Rohirrim Queen. This tells of Lothiriel and Eomer's arranged marriage, written in Lothiriel's point of view. She has always been a dutiful daughter, but can she say nothing in the face of a lifetime of unhappiness?

Cossiel, royal handmaiden to the Queen of Rohan, finds herself in a moral quandary. How can she uphold Gondorean virtues if her Lady chooses to adhere to Rohan's loose morals? Will she be able to mend her Queen's questionable ways? A spin-off to the one-shot "A Handmaid's Tale".

A reluctant sailing trip, a timely seastorm and a deserted beach. Enter the fruit.

Forced into exile, Lothíriel of Dol Amroth seeks refuge in the land of Rohan under a false name. In there, she faces her own fears and a gift that threatens to consume her, as well as someone as mysterious as herself.

A masquerade ball proves to be an educational experience for Lothiriel and Eomer.

Part One of the Isilme Chronicles. A woman of Gondor has been banished, and she takes refuge in Rohan, serving the royal family. How long can she keep her past deeds a secret? Slightly AU, but goes with the movie plot. EomerxOC. Rated T, just to be safe. COMPLETE

His brother in arms is now married to the elf maiden he has loved for decades; His sister will soon wed the captain of Gondor; And all Samwise Gamgee can speak of is his wish to ask for Rosie Cotton's hand. His uncle not even buried, he is advised to search for a queen. But Éomer has little interest in finding a woman to marry, until he slams into his new friend's daughter.

Considering the lackadaisical approach which is - notwithstanding their dramatic rhetoric - taken by heroes and villains alike, it is astonishing that either side manages to accomplish anything.

One-shots featuring a particular King of Rohan and one Princess of Dol Amroth. Most humorous, some romantic, and all squee-worthy.

While visiting Minas Tirith alone a year after her wedding, Lothíriel receives a letter from her husband. A story about homes both old and new and living with depression.

Lothíriel strives to know the stranger she married. But such a thing is difficult when he only comes to her once every seven nights...

Lothíriel agrees to help Éomer find relief in a city full of women absolutely mad for him. The method is not what she unexpected, however.

A comforting night with a stranger on the eve of the march to the Battle at the Black Gate has left Princess Lothíriel with a child. Little does she know that this stranger is the new King of Rohan, Éomer.

Éomer meets the daughter of Imrahil in Minas Tirith following the triumphant return from the Black Gate. To him, resentful from a failed love in his youth, she is perfect. Excepting the small detail of her being married to the Lord of Pelargir...

Éothain was Éomer's best friend. Brithwyn was the woman Éothain loved. Brithwyn loved another man. This is their story. A companion piece to Like Metal to a Smith.

Two years ago, circumstances conspired against Lothíriel's betrothal to the man she loves. Now, she sees a second chance. But is it possible she's chasing after the wrong man? Cross-posted from AO3.

Humiliated at her waning popularity in Minas Tirith, Lothíriel seeks to regain her reputation: by snagging the King of Rohan, of course. What could go wrong?

Éomer of Rohan returns to Gondor to visit his sister and Faramir in Emyn Arnen. There also he finds a changed Lothíriel, or a changing Lothíriel - something unexpected and inconvenient, anyway. Amidst diplomatic disasters, chats about the weather, and the fair woods of Ithilien, Lothíriel ponders what she wants in life, and Éomer must decide what he wants in love.

Lothiriel, the "Mad" Princess of Dol Amroth, introduces herself to her betrothed. A one-shot with potential to be expanded.

Éomer falls in love with Lothíriel at first sight, but she is betrothed to another. He is forced to be clever.

Eomer meets a strange girl in Minas Tirith on the edge of war.

Sequel to Crawling Towards the Sun. Lothiriel regrets her hasty decision to marry the King of Rohan.

An unexpected event and a chance encounter bring Lothiriel of Dol Amroth and the King of Rohan together. Now, neither of their lives will ever be the same as they were.

How did Éomer of Rohan meet his wife? This is a series of oneshots describing different scenarios, some long some short, some serious some less so. No connection with each other or any of my other stories. Number 8: Joust

Éomer and Lothíriel happen across each other two years before the Ring War is won . . .

Love can burn like fire, or soothe like cool water. Sometimes it's warm and comforting, sneaking up on you when you least expect it. Eomer and Lothiriel meet when Eomer brings back an old Rohirrim Tradition; The Great Hunt, in order to feed his people through the winter. A story of friendship, healing, and the road to love. Same verse as The Echoes of War and Blessings Peace.

Sent by her father to spend the summer in Rohan with her betrothed, Lothíriel struggles to fit into a society so different from her own.

Thrown together in a match made out of necessity and convenience and duty, Lothiriel of Dol Amroth and the Horse Lord marry. Eomer, affected too deeply from a life of loss, tries to close his heart. But love can flourish in the hearts of even the most unwilling...

Because sometimes the law is stacked against women, and sometimes the law is an ass, and sometimes we need a good fantasy about a shieldmaiden who can right wrongs. (Trigger warnings - rape, albeit off screen, rape trials, horrible defence arguments).

I know it's been done before, but I couldn't resist. Éowyn and Faramir's diaries from the Houses of Healing. Part of the "Silk Road" series (Howzat, and Whenas in Silks).

Éomer, King of Rohan, has had many losses in his life; of his family only his sister Éowyn survived the Ring War. So in the future, he decides, he will guard his heart better and thus avoid further hurt. However, he also needs to find a wife. Luckily there is an answer to his problem: that wonderful Gondorian invention, a marriage of convenience... A tale of loss, love and limpets.

AU - Eowyn is sent to Ithilien by her brother to get her away from Edoras and Wormtongue. Promped by Sian making an off-hand remark about Rangers in tight spaces, then adding that this was just what she wanted to take her mind off her migraine. Started out as PWP migraine cure, but has now taken on a life of its own - AU all the way through to Pelennor and Houses of Healing.

Lothíriel of Dol Amroth and Éomer of Rohan are thrown together after the War of the Ring, and it doesn't go well. Misunderstandings, rash judgements and misdirected resentment in a tale as old as time.

After fifteen years of fruitlessly searching for the creature called Gollum, Gandalf forsook the hunt. Though Aragorn persevered for a time, tracking his quarry on the marches of Mordor, he too despaired at last and began his homeward journey...

Newly come to Rohan, Thorongil struggles to cope with hard labour, strange food, a new tongue, the challenges of communal living, and inevitable homesickness. When he is taken one evening by a horrifying surprise, he finds he has reached his breaking point. A tale in two parts.

He grieved letting her go and moved on reluctantly. 19 years later and 12 years after discovering the secret she hid from him, the very thing Eomer King has desired more than anything, now kneels at his feet. How will his wife take news, but more so, how will the young man before him accept Eomer not as king, but as father?

It's fourteen years since the fall of Sauron, and Gondor is at peace. But old enemies are stirring beyond her borders, and some have infiltrated Minas Tirith itself, and are waiting for the time to strike…

In the heat of her hands, he thought, "This is the fire that mocks the sun. This place will warm me, feed me, and care for me. I will hold onto this pulse above all other rhythms. The world will come and go in the tide of the day but here is my future in her palm."

Princess Lothíriel of Dol Amroth has been protected by her three well-meaning bothers and overprotective father all of her life. Yet with the tide of the Ring War rising her thirst for adventure is ravenous, and Lothíriel decides to take matters into her own hands. She finds herself entangled in a whirlwind of passion that is nearly overshadowed by the many hardships of war.

"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)

Do you believe in love at first sight? I do not, no matter what the Professor tells us. So here comes my attempt of a plausible and hopefully entertaining story why and how Éowyn and Faramir came to love each other. Classical gap filler; strictly book-verse.

Eadlyn lived life in a living hell and alienated the one person she needed on her side. By order of the king, all was ripped from her until she could learn to manage her hall. Éothain was the energetic, over-exuberant young captain, sent to take over the small garrison near her estate. Could he help her possibly break through the remnants of her brother's insanity?

"For all that she knew of the world had until this day made her believe that there was no such thing as love at first sight."

Warrior, Marshal and King, Éomer of Rohan is all the things he should not love. But how does one heal the heart when it has been burned? Heavy, heavy is the burden of an unrequited love.

On a bright day in spring Queen Lothiriel is abducted and taken to Harad so that she might atone for the crimes of Rohan. Back in Edoras, King Eomer finds to his astonishment that his loveless marriage is not what it seems. COMPLETE. Warning: minor character death, angst.

He was EomerKing, a pig-headed, hot tempered SOB with a kind and compassionate heart that belied his gruff, taciturn exterior. She was a beautiful girl, marked by the Valar, with a mysterious past and seemingly no future. Updated! 2/14

A chance encounter in a linen cupboard in the Houses of Healing has unforeseen consequences as Éomer of Rohan finds himself caught between two very different women. However, things are not quite as they seem: a tale of love, deception and bees.

A sequel to "Choppy Waters". Seven months can be quite a long time, especially if you spend them waiting to be united with the one you love. But life does not stop and many things can happen during the winter, both in Gondor and the Riddermark.

F.O. 73: Upon the death of Queen Lothíriel of Rohan, her nephew, Alphros of Dol Amroth, sets out to piece together the story of her part in the War of the Ring. Under construction, Éomer/Lothíriel.

Hethlin meets considerable resistance from her fellow esquires during her first two months in Dol Amroth. An unexpected ally steps in to help her out.

Raina runs from her home, and into the arms of a certain Marchwarden. Terrible at summaries. Stand-alone piece; not related to any of my current series. Just some brain crack, might continue if there's want of more. HaldirxOC. M for graphic descriptions

Everyone who knew them thought Eomer and Lothiriel would be a good marital match, but fate seemed determined that they not meet. Sometimes fate needs a helping hand. Complete in 9 chapters, posting 1 chapter every other day.

At the end of the 3rd Age, Eomer, King of Rohan, married Lothiriel, Princess of Dol Amroth. No details are given. Was it a love match? A political match? Eternal romantic I am...

The last thing on Eomer's mind was love, but it's a proven fact that sometimes you don't know what you need until it arrives. EomerLothiriel. I don't own the characters, but boy do I wish I did. Props to JRR Tolkein.

Éomer did not know his wife. She did not know him. It seemed they were the only married couple who had not wed for love. But trials and triumphs will bring them together and strengthen their country... RxR if you please.

A sequel to A Rohan Ghost Story In the wake of the attempted assassination, there are still many ghosts left to battle for Éomer. But first, he has to realise that he doesn't stand alone in this fight...

What's a Horselord to do when his King and best friend decide he needs more than his horse to keep him company? And no, running and hiding in Mordor isn't an option...

While in Dol Amroth for trade negotiations in the summer of 3020, Éomer, King of the Mark, encounters Lothíriel of Dol Amroth for the first time and a catenation of misunderstandings and conflictive emotions lead to a race of life and death.

The end to a war is always a good thing, but for Eomer it brought unexpected spoils. Complete in 11 chapters plus a short Epilogue, posting a chapter every other day.

Princess Lothíriel of Dol Amroth finds her peace of mind disturbed by the arrival of a courier from Rohan. What she does not realize, however, is the fact that this is only the beginning... A tale of carpets, cabbages and cold water.

As Eomer takes on the mantle of leadership in Rohan, the new king faces a coming winter with possible food shortages for his people, and a new threat looms, which challenges the new king and threatens to tear Rohan apart.

The prequel to Captain My Captain. How Hethlin became a Ranger of Ithilien. Complete at last! Chapter Ten and Epilogue posted.

An epic tale of tragedy, bravery and love. We follow the lives of Lothíriel of Dol Amroth, her brothers and Éomer of Rohan from their early years to old age. MEFA 2008 - Second Place in Genres: Drama: Incomplete. Chapter 34 - The Wedding. Story complete.

The year before the Ring War, Princess Lothiriel of Dol Amroth is sent to Rohan by her father to seek shelter from the storm brewing in Mordor. There she meets Éomer, Third Marshal of the Riddermark. Unfortunately they do not hit it off...at first

All her life, the prophecy had shadowed everything she did. Now that she was of age, and the world seemed to be ending, was it possible the Istar had been mistaken? Complete in 8 chapters.

Eomer thought that his life would be less complicated after the War, but loving a woman he could never have made that unlikely. Then unexpected circumstances altered everything. Complete in 5 chapters.

Grief can drown a person, unless someone throws a lifeline, but just who is the rescuer and who is being rescued? My 16th Eomer-Lothiriel scenario. Complete in 5 chapters.

She loved him for so long and she gained him only to lose him. Can the one who loved her from afar show her that there is a way to mend a broken heart, even in the middle of a war? Eventual EomerOC; Follows the Movies; COMPLETE

Lothiriel happily lived her life vicariously through her reading, but then she met Eomer of Rohan, and found not everything was contained in her beloved books. Complete in 7 chapters.

A very AUadventure... dark and angsty, as you would expect from me. COMPLETED! Chapter 80: Into the Storm! Winner of 2008 MEFA AWARD: Alternate Universe: General!

For his people and their continued survival after the War of the Ring, Eomer King, Lord of the Riddermark, agrees to take to wife the daughter of the Prince of Dol Amroth. Can these two very different people learn to coexist? Learn to love?

A summer storm triggers unexpected consequences for Eomer. ONESHOT - continued for another 3 chapters.

When first they met, love flowered, but she rejected his offer of marriage. Now they come face to face once more, and everything has changed. Complete in 4 chapters.

Spoiled noblewomen were not on Eomer’s agenda. Not until he made plain his disdain did Lothiriel of Dol Amroth truly examine her life and where it was headed. This is the story of her journey.

While the company tarries at Cormallen, Eomer seeks relief from his worries, and receives unexpected assistance.

A series of stories depicting different ways in which Éomer and Lothíriel may have encountered each other for the first time.

Eomer receives unexpected aid in his wrestle with a thorny problem. Oneshot.

Éomer of Rohan has come to Gondor to find a suitable queen: beautiful, elegant, regal and always courteous and polite... Instead he encounters an unusual young princess and a danger that threatens his very life.

Lady Lothiriel of Dol Amroth and Rohan struggles to adjust to her new life as queen and wife.

Lothiriel of Dol Amroth was receptive to the idea of marriage to the King of Rohan, but when they finally meet his behavior makes her reconsider the possibility. Complete in 3 chapters.

Lothiriel of Dol Amroth poses a question to the king of Rohan. Fluffy little ONESHOT.

Sometimes even when we take a wrong turn, we still end up on the correct road. Another view of Eomer and Lothiriel, somewhat AU. NO CONNECTION to the Elfwine Chronicles.

A Home of the Horselord sequel to Heart of the Horselord. AU, Oneshot bit of fluff involving a small girl, a bad dream, and a large horse.

King Éomer of Rohan and Princess Lothiriel of Dol Amroth – surely the perfect political alliance, but what if the lady is not willing and decides to use unconventional means to get out of this arrangement? My second scenario.

Éomer and Lothiriel: They first met on a moonlit night in Minas Tirith but their romance was not off to a smooth start, on the contrary. Will they make it despite Éowyn's well intended meddling and Lothiriel's annoying elder brother?

She was brought into a world not her own, he despised her for reasons of his own. The hatred was equal, but what if they found themselves falling? Before, during, and after the war. HaldirOC COMPLETE

All Eomer wants is some time to relax, but his advisers want to keep him caged in. A visit to Dol Amroth provides unexpected aid in the form of Imrahil’s daughter, Lothiriel.

Avelina a servant during the middle ages suddenly finds herself in a world unlike her own and an unexpected adventure and love waiting for her. EomerOC Rated M for future chapters. COMPLETE

The further adventures of Hethlin of Anorien.

Just a simple love story the story of how I visualise how Lothíriel and Éomer met and fell in love seen from Lothíriel's POV.

While in Rohan for Theoden’s funeral, Imrahil makes an unusual request of Eomer that has far reaching consequences.

Upon the death of her betrothed, a heartbroken Lothíriel agrees to marry King Éomer for the good of her country. Can true love be found again in the comfort of shared grief and friendship? ÉomerLothíriel LothírielOther

Completed!... When Rohan is attacked, it's up to Aragorn and Éomer to fight an enemy that may claim their freedom and lead to the destruction of their kingdoms...

Amrothos becomes acquainted with his sister’s nemesis. See ch. 1 for more details...this is a spinoff to other stories best to read those stories first. Prequel of the Elfwine Chronicles series.

Lothiriel told her version of how they met, but what were Eomer's thoughts on the same situation? Best to have read No Mistake and By The Book first. Prequel of the Elfwine Chronicles series.

The marriage of Éomer and Lothíriel was purely for diplomatic reasons. How can Lothíriel fulfill the duties of wife and Queen of Rohan when it seems the only thing she fears more than horses is Éomer himself? Complete

Haldir, the Captain and Marchwarden of Lorien, and his secret affair with a married elf. Written in diary; 3rd person format. Rated R for some sex, violence and mature themes.

He had expected some sort of greeting party once he reached the palace. What he received was a solitary woman in a simple but regal dress. She seemed to be daydreaming, and for a moment Éomer wondered if she was perhaps touched in the head.

King Eomer is the last remaining royal family of Rohan and as king, felt it his responsibility to marry a lady from Rohan... eventhough his heart wishes for another...[Complete]

The continuing saga of Éomer and Lothíriel.... (Boy, does that sound trite...) Chapters will be rated individually, so PAY ATTENTION TO RATINGS!

First, the courtship that didn’t happen, now Eomer and Lothiriel find a bumpy road to their wedding. Sequel to “No Mistake” – it’s best you read that first. Prequel of the Elfwine Chronicles series.

She didn’t want this. She hardly knew the man. She was glad for the custom of hiding the bride’s face it would not do for her new subjects to see their queen crying at her own wedding.

There are always those who plot and scheme to take that which is not rightfully theirs, and not everyone in Rohan celebrated when Eomer became king.

When King Eomer of Rohan is captured by Orcs, a mysterious woman comes to his aid. EomerOC, AU. Eomer somewhat OOC at times, but you might find it amusing anyway.

What if Lothiriel of Dol Amroth WASN'T dropdead gorgeous? How did she end up with Eomer? Here's the story from his POV.

My version of how Eomer and Lothiriel ended up together, without anyone being the wiser. Prequel of the Elfwine Chronicles series.

One often finds his destiny on the path he chose to avoid it. Éomer and Lothíriel, my spin.

We are a political match, a princess and a king. How can I marry someone I do not truly love? How does my father expect me to marry a man I barely know?

4 months after RotK: King Eomer faces his first challenge when an unexpected enemy returns to threaten the battered kingdom of Rohan... COMPLETED.. now completely betaed thanks to NeumeIndil!

For Isabeau - who, for her birthday, requested a story about Faramir and Hethlin.

Chapter 53. The Promise. The dinner with Faramir continues, and this story finally ends. Now Complete!

Captain, My Captain: The Director's Cut! After their very different encounters with Hethlin, Faramir and Imrahil have a little chat. By Isabeau of Greenlea and Altariel.

Faramir, Éowyn after the fairy-tale wedding. Mithril Awards - Winner, Voters' Choice, Best Het.