Conversations between close friends, Legolas and Aragorn throughout the Fellowship of the Ring. A healthy mix of angst, worry, comfort, laughter, and some warm fuzzy feelings.

Aderthon, nephew of King Elessar through Elrohir, is bound to a First Age ring of power that keeps his spirit bound to Arda and sundered from the Undying Lands. When a mysterious elf arrives in Minas Tirith claiming he knows how to destroy it, a quest is set to travel to the East, to seek the ruins of Utumno. Fifth in Feanoriel Chronicles, picking up where Dreams of Power left off.

Burdened with the life of the Elves, Alexandra decides between what is right and what is easy as she embarks in the one Journey to change them all. SI-OC.

In the rose-filled valley of Imloth Melui, a young girl named Ioreth dreams of someday becoming a healer. But being a healer doesn't necessarily mean you have to live in the Houses of Healing, at least not at first.

In Lothlórien, Legolas tells Aragorn of his love for him, but Aragorn loves Arwen and considers Legolas only a friend. My response to all the slash about the two of them.

Crack! Wherein Elrond pranks and utterly mortifies his children. Because he can. Oh, and Glorfindel is a painter. Don't ask me why I did this, or where the tiny plot dust bunny came from. I just... I have no idea.

Aragorn reflects on the losses at the Battle of Helms Deep, especially the Elf Prince Haldir, and ponders what the future might hold.

Elarinya has lived in a small colony close to the outskirts of Imladris her entire life. Before her mother left for Valinor she left her with her most prized possession. When tragedy strikes, she find not everything appears as it seems. Begins right before War of the Rings. Mixes the books and movies together.

How does the Valar of Death feel when Lord Elrond and King Thranduil mourn their wives? Does he do something about it? Does he hate that they do not comfort their children? Yes and yes! Rated T in case I descide to change anythin

Glorfindel takes on his biggest challenge yet... therapy. He's difficult, stubborn, impossible to work with, and his healer Calaerneth may just be the accidental reincarnation of his dead girlfriend. And you thought you had issues.

First of all, let me just say my life was never as confusing as it is now. Difficult and irritating? Yes, but confusing not so much. (Oh look another 'oc falls into LotR universe' story! How original and completely unique I am! Look, it's a Legolas/OC story too! Wow I'm so different from every other person on here, how can I get better you ask? By making things... Interesting.) -TL

When a modern 2017 family unknowingly enters the world of Middle Earth, they are forced to make a new life for themselves. THIS STORY HAS AN OC FAMILY OF 5, NO LOVE INTERESTS PLANNED. This is a family adventure story, seeing as I can't find one to read. Boom. Enjoy. UPDATES WILL BE SLOW

The thoughts and feeling as Frodo finishes his story and gets ready to depart middle earth.

Drakenia is a special dragon. Not just the last Shifter alive, but the Dragon Empress. Or she was, before she threw herself into a volcano to destroy the ring of power and kill Sauron. After her sacrifice, she was not killed, but sent to an in-between place instead. Drakenia sturggles to survive the wasteland. Will she want to return to Middle Earth, even if her friends find her?

Drakenia is a dragon...a special dragon. She is what the elves like to call 'Shifters'. Shifters are dragons that are able to shift (hence the name) into another creature. They cannot be forced to shift, unless someone knows the word. Drakenia is captured and forced to shift only a few weeks before the Fellowship begins its journey, what happens when she is dragged along?

A girl from a world much like ours suddenly finds herself in Middle Earth. A story of what she does and how she lives in her new home. Not a Mary Sue, I promise.

After being rescued by Gandalf the Grey from a wagon crash that leaves her orphaned, a young hobbit named Emily is taken in by Bilbo Baggins and his nephew Frodo. For ten years they live in happiness until the Fate of the Ring is placed upon Frodo and Emily decides to do everything within her power to protect her brother as they are caught up in the Battle for Middle Earth.

After Aragorn falls off the cliff, Legolas starts to fade from grief over the supposed death of his best friend. Aragorn finally reaches him, but he doesn't know if he's arrived in time to save Legolas' dying soul. OOC Legolas and Aragorn. Trigger warnings for self-harm and suicidal thoughts.

Not a Marry Sue, not a SI. Book lore is tight (but there will be minor movie references in this, lol)

Daughter of the fires that made the One Ring, she is tied to it's fate and to Sauron; a bond she must learn to both control, and accept - unfinished, cover image by Tom Wood

This is another snippet set in my fourth ring AU. I am trying out a Legomance. Estel has a question for Alfirin.

Shadow of Mordor: Elanor, daughter of Talion, longs for freedom from the Black Gate, but when her family is killed, she and her father are all that remain, along with the wraith, Celebrimbor, whom she seems to see other than Talion. Little does she know that her father is already dead. Talion wants revenge for his wife and son, but wants to protect his daughter at all costs.

A princess. A curse. Death. One would think that life as a princess would be filled with comfort, yet so unfulfilling. Living in her world ever growing darker; yet forced to listen to the song singing within her filled with hope, but unable to share it with those around her. She fights against the expectations surrounding her to create her own path to care for her people.

After the trials of Moria the fellowship take two days to travel to Lothlórien. That night blame lays heavy on the heart of some. A one shot story.

"Always worrying," Boromir says, and then he laughs. That sound is more than ringing trumpets, more than banners in the breeze, more than the running of fresh water. [Faramir and Boromir and fate.]