The Hobbit. (Legolas/reader) Whilst travelling through the Mirkwood Forest with Thorin and his company, you are ambushed by elves. You initially hate the creatures, especially the king's son, with his demeaning expressions, superiority complex and infuriatingly perfect shoulder to waist ratio. As you travel to the misty mountain, you can't help but feel strangely drawn to him.

COMPLETE - "Your presence here in Middle-Earth is like the wind in the trees, Miss Darrow," Gandalf said, smoke wreathed around his head. "You may stir the branches, even knock loose a few leaves, but the tree itself remains untouched." Thorin/OC,

A visit to Sherlock's grave leaves John rambling and in tears, but he finds perhaps the right, and most true words in a childhood song. Inspired by Celtic women's rendition of the old Irish folksong Oh Danny Boy.

LEGOLAS! LEGOLAS! LEGOLAS! Sequel to 'A Stranger in the Woods'

LEGOLAS! CAUTION: This story is a Legomance and Marysue. Don't say you weren't warned. Woman finds herself in M.E. and happens upon the Prince himself...