Weary travelers take shelter in an old ruin.

A series of one-shots centered on Theodred, Eomer and Eowyn as children and young adults, before the War of the Ring

When a sickness hits the woodland realm, will Thranduil lose his only son, Legolas, or will Elrond be gotten in time to save him?

Born on the shores of the Forochel, Aeroniel is the only child of Maglor and Elarinya, princess of the Avari of Dorwinion. Gifted by her strong and ancient blood lines, she is the light to the house of Fëanor, and the chance of redemption to a fallen house. She must face the growing evil of Middle Earth and the prejudice of the past to become the light she was born to be.

Legolas and Aragorn have been happily together for a while, now that the war is over. What happens when Legolas suddenly seems to get sick? Mpreg

What if Faramir and Éowyn met before? What if there was no War of the Ring and the relation between Gondor and Rohan was tense? This is how I believe it could have been when they'd tried to love each other without the disapproval of their families. Enjoy!

A few years have passed and some hearts have settled. Others might, perhaps. Aragorn/Faramir slash.

A collection of stand alone short stories, scenes and some poetry.

During an Orc hunt, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, and Legolas's younger sister Alasse are ambushed. In the midst of the swarming struggle, Legolas is captured and taken away by the Orcs! Alasse is beside herself with worry for her big brother, but Aragorn promises her they'll save him, though he is riddled with guilt and worry for his best friend. Will Legolas live? Will he be saved?

A young soldier marches on a hopeless mission.

"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.

He was her obsession. Alternate universe. 10th walker-kind of. The main story will go a different way. (Tags.) Violence. Mature. Saucy. Dark-but-not Legolas. Yo, he's not perfect. Rai isnt either.

Bree, Septième Age. Elenna, Eowyn et Luthie se préparent à passer leur examen d'entrée à la prestigieuse de Denethor l'Intendant, mais à une semaine de l'examen... tout se dégrade d'un coup et elles devront faire face à leurs plus grandes difficultés. [Challenge de Septembre 2019 - Collectif NONAME - thèmes "Jusqu'au bout" et "Accroche-toi"] - {Contes et légendes du Septième Âge}

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"Do you believe in fate?" "Of course I do. 'Means I can't be held accountable for my actions." - In which Leo is quite surprised when she finds an alternate universe in her bathroom. Eventual Tenth-Walker.

This is a reworking of a previously published tale. Some of the chapters remain the same but have switched order, some have been tweaked and some are wholly new. There are no wild adventures and no scenes of high angst. Just tales from hobbit life in the Shire.

Asta is the daughter of an Easterling King and Queen who follow Sauron. When she was left for dead Gandalf found her and asked her to join him in Rivendell to join the fellowship to destroy the ring. Seeing that she is an Easterling is there any way that the other members of the fellowship get past the idea of her being who she is? Boromir/OC Book 1 of Easterling Princess

This is a sequel to "Gold Burns Red". Seventy years after the Quest for Erebor, Din returns to the Shire for her dear old friend Bilbo's birthday. As a bearer of one of the Silmarils, Din quickly gets swept up into dark matters and must once again join the fight against evil. Rated T for some violence. All the main characters are important. Arwen appears more often later.

A witch gazed at a star and wanted him. She wanted to drag him down with her and drown him in the shadows. This is the story of her spirit cold. (Alternate universe. 10th Walker-kind of. The story will take a different turn.)

The rest of the fellowship are dead, so Morgoth sees Aragorn as a defenseless Target. Laying siege to the white city, Sauron's second in command comes face to face with Aragorn...but Things are not as they appear. Morgoth is killed when Aragorn stabs him in the neck and drags it around in a circle, beheading him.

What would you do? If you found yourself in a dark, mysterious forest, and you didn't know where you were? If you found yourself in a familiar, but completely foreign world? People you know, but at the same time, don't? This is what I think I would do. Warning, this story will touch on dark subjects. Eventual OC/Legolas

Legolas is lost, trying to make his way back home. Will Thranduil find him before it's too late? Warning: character death

A German huntress and her brother are pulled into Middle Earth. Can they conceal their identity without abandoning those they are sworn to protect? Legolas/OC

After years of solitude and study, Sharazzad travels to the city of Gondor to visit their famous library and start making diplomatic connections to the most important kingdom of men in Middle Earth. There she becomes friends with the youngest son of the steward...and his gallant older brother. *sequel to The King and the Sorceress*

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)