"This was one of the rare moments where he found the maiden goddess alone. This was one of the moments where he fought against himself to come to her, to take her as his own." Hidden from the world by a protective mother, the young goddess has unknowingly captures the desires of Hades. Her fate is left to darkness as she becomes an unwilling residence of the Underworld.

The Greeks were very lenient in their ways. The only line they knew must not ever be crossed was to clash with the Gods, who are prideful in every way known to man. The tale of Queen Niobe should’ve been adequate proof of that. But the Gods also crave love, and they share man’s desire to own beautiful things. That is probably why Melantriche found herself in her current predicament

Book Three in the Hades and Persephone series. Seventy years have passed since Elysion was created, and Persephone's efforts to conceive a child with Hades have been in vain. But a secret rite on Samothrace might bend the Fates and give her all that they have dreamed of, or pave a path of untold suffering.

What if Sauron had not fled? In which Sauron takes Eonwe's advice and returns to Valinor to face judgment for his deeds.

The story of Hades and Persephone... "Who are you?" "This is your dream, remember? Tell me who I am..." he said, absently coiling a tendril of her long hair around a finger. She narrowed her eyes at him. "If this is my dream, oneiroi, then answer my question. Who are you?" The voice of a natural ruler, he thought. He leaned down and whispered in her ear. "I am your lord husband."

As Persephone lay in the cool grass the shade offered her, a chill crept across her body. She wondered if invoking his name would really bring her estranged husband to her as Demeter feared. She was still, her cheek on the ground, her hand pressed into the dirt, her fingers tapping the ground. "Hades…" she whispered. "My king…"

Gondor, Third Age. A lone Elf wanders on the shores of Middle-earth. He sometimes takes care of wounded men and women he comes across, those rejected by the sea after shipwrecks or those victims of the corsairs of Umbar. Yet once they are out of danger, ever he vanishes, never revealing his true identity, until one day... . [The OC is a canon character I could not find in the list]

It was all Demeter's idea. Hades was the only one she could trust to protect her daughter. Now complete!

We've all seen the horribly butchered and cliché girl-falls-into-Middle-Earth stories. So is it possible to make a semi-realistic one? Follow Maddie on her own adventure exploring Middle Earth as the opposite of a Tenth Walker. COMPLETE

Maglor answers the summons of the Valar, but is forgiveness possible for the remaining son of Fëanor? Can Elrond and his loved ones live with the choices they've made? Fourth Age with First Age flashbacks.

A half-elven child finds safety and acceptance in Imladris, Elrond suffers the loneliness of being peredhel, and Erestor relives a nightmare from his past. Rivendell and Lothlorien elves will appear. Some cliche breaking within.

COMPLETE! Lithiníel wanted to die. Therefore, Sauron desired that she should live. What happened next defied all expectations.... Set approximately 40 years before the War of the Ring.