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

Having befriended Éowyn in the aftermath of war, Lothíriel travels north to help her prepare for a new life in Gondor. But in Rohan, she discovers more than she expected: a land still fighting to survive and a young king struggling to find his own peace.

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)

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

Who do you send when all the king's men and all the king's horses can't manage? A spider, obviously. Yet perhaps once in a while even a spider may need a hand.

In the year 3015 T.A., Lothíriel is sent to Minas Tirith to be kept safe from corsair attacks in Dol Amroth. Éomer, Third Marshal of Rohan, comes to the city to plead for the Steward's alliance. An unlikely friendship blooms and wavers through seasons both sweet and bitter.

Half a year after their wedding Éomer King takes his wife on the tour of the Westfold, looking forward to a joyful journey at the end of a splendid summer. But as unexpected dangers arise, being caught in the deluge of a thunderstorm proves one of the lesser problems the royal couple of the Riddermark has to cope with.

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.

The Imrahilions and the Rohirrim hit the White City for Faramir's stag do. What could possibly go wrong? (My sincere apologies, Professor Tolkien!)

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

"You are a Princess of Dol Amroth, Lothíriel, and you were born as brave and proud as your brothers."

To flee from a dreadful fate, she is sent into hiding. But how can she hide her heart from the man who also holds her secret?

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.

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.

COMPLETE. She's been Thranduil's close friend for a long time. But when a shocking rumor about his past comes to light, it shakes her entire world. How well does she really know him? With the threat of war and an uncertain future for the Woodland Realm, her life is changing forever, and so are her feelings for her friend. A story about second chances with eventual romance.

Ghosts that we knew will flicker from view and we will live a long life. Continuation of "A Light that Endures" and "Flickers of Light".

Some knights come in leather jackets. Modern AU.

The young elf Caradel must learn to differentiate between loyalty to the throne at Amon Lanc and her increasingly bewildering feelings for the prince, Thranduil. "Our forced companionship made us the best of friends, and the vilest of enemies. It was a tumultuous relationship, but one that I treasured as my only amity."

"Of old days of the Mark the tale of Éomer Éadig and his Lioness fierce and brave is remembered and beloved by Eorlingas beyond any other... for theirs was a Light that Endures."

Asides from "A Light that Endures".

"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."

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.

Young Lothíriel is saved from the waves by Éomer, son of Éomund. Thus begins the story of a life-long love between the Princess of Dol Amroth and the Horselord of Rohan.

"And here, in the front of these witnesses, I bless your union." A "Heart's Desire" spinoff.

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.

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...

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.

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.

AU In the early days of their marriage, Eowyn helps Faramir accept the loss of his brother, father…and first wife.

A lighthearted look at how Lothíriel and Éomer could have met. Complete.

Coming to terms with her arranged marriage, Lothiriel has to face returning to Meduseld alone. How will she cope with those who did not want a Gondorian for a Queen? Complete.

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?