What happened to Glorfindel before he helped rescue Frodo? Professor Tolkien never really said. Here then, is a possible ending for Glorfindel. Characters are also used in "Until We Rise" and "Cast My Soul to the Sea". This could be considered a continuation of that series.

Estel, at nine years old, has to learn some hard lessons. Finally complete!

Same ploy: Girl dropped into ME, meets Legolas, blah, blah, blah, but one problem: she's in the first hundred years of the Third Age. But will she be stuck in her Pj's forever? Will the Dwarves come kill her? And will Haldir go insane because of her?

Sick to tears of the typical fan fiction? Of Mary-Sue and her disgustingly cliche perfection? Tempted to drown her in a pool of overused adjectives used to describe her hair? Look no further.

All Sally ever wanted to do was to go to Middle Earth, marry Legolas and live happily ever after. In other words she wanted to be the epitome of the MarySue character. Unfortunately things aren't working out so well.

Glorfindel returns from Valinor and finds trouble immediately. He's a conservative, stern, warrior. Erestor is Imladris' resident oddball. It's enmity at first sight. With those two on the loose,how in M-E is Elrond supposed to impress Celebrian? Can Elr

A Tolkien fanatic gets dropped into Middle earth as a companion to a Sue. Constructive criticism welcomed. All canon characters and locations belong to Tolkien's estate.

Several members of the Fellowship come across a Marysue Legomance. Chaos ensues…A bit of light humor and MS satire. If for nothing else, read to imagine the looks on Leggie’s face…COMPLETED

Okay, I fall into M.E., but they haven't met a girl from Michigan, really, like no other MS, read it, it's funny...

As to all things, the end has come.

Estel adopts a most peculiar pet, and both chaos and heartbreak ensue.

Then Aragorn, being now the Heir of Isildur, was taken with his mother to dwell in the house of Elrond...' Here follows a part of that tale. Features Elrond, Elladan, Elrohir, Ranger and Elf OCs, and of course Gilraen. Continued in Book Two