Tension between Mirkwood and Lórien has run high for centuries. There's hate, bitterness and prejudice. These borders do not exist for every elf, but can Legolas resist tradition held up by his own father?

There is nothing to discuss, the Fellowship of the ring is good as it is. Nevertheless, what about a Fellowship of ten. What if, Faramir joined the party as well. Would that have made any difference? This book focus on Faramir and Boromir and the adventures of the remaining Fellowship will not change at all. Only the fate of Boromir will be an other because Faramir is at his side.

The latest financial report shows shocking results. Mordor is nearly broke and they are in dire need of Money, such dire need, that Mordor's Morals dont matter anymore. Sauron tasks the Nazgûls to find a solution, and they do their best. What will they do? Will Mordor survive? And is Sauron really that terrible?

Thousands years have past since the great war. The Elf King of the North wanted nothing more than revenge, using his daughter to get close in to Mirkwood at any rate. Thranduil, no less cruel wants nothing more than the very same elfling as a prize, for he went through, for all he has lost. She would be his, he would claim the girl for his own because he knows the truth about her.

On a hunt in the forest of Mirkwood, Legolas loses his father and brother, Elrohir loses his brother, and they are all expected to go on to rule kingdoms. Thankfully, their gwador, Aragorn, is their to get them through it.

The war has ended, but the years of the war have left their mark on the people of Middle Earth. Princess Lothíriel of Dol Amroth has many scars in her past and must figure out a way to navigate this new world without war while also pleasing a father she barely knows, not to mention the new King of Rohan who insists on making her life as difficult as possible.

This is going to be a collection of drabbles and one-shots going through Aragorn's timeline based on the trail of breadcrumbs Tolkien left in his books and the appendices. Basically, my take on Aragorn's life. I'm not rewriting anything Tolkien already wrote, simply expanding on Aragorn's life before we meet him in Fellowship of the Ring.

A lot can happen in five days. When Estel is ill and needs help that Legolas cannot give him, they seek aid in a hostile village. But safety for one means danger for the other, and Legolas will need Estel's assistance in the end. A story of friendship, prejudice, and mercy.

In the books there was a gap of many years between Bilbo's departure from the Shire and Gandalf's return, with the results of his research. Tolkien gives us only a brief overview of events in Frodo's life during that time, so I have decided to let my imagination fill in the details. Most of the characters, some of the events and all of the settings belong to JRR Tolkien.

After finally becoming a legal adult, I wound up heading to a party that I had no interest in attending. To make matters worse, I managed to trip over a tree root before waking up in a strange land. From there, I was pulled into someone else's plot to get back home. Who knew being an adult would be so complicated? *Legomance, 10/11th walker, Rated T because I worry*

A birthday mathom for all of you! Dark days loom as Elrond and Elendil talk about marching to war against Sauron, but from far ahead in the mists of time Elrond foresees hope.

A Hobbit farmhand is preparing to marry her sweetheart. Her sister is looking for a way out of her current life. A Took lass is finally ready to become a proper lady. Nothing goes as hoped, though, due to affairs of the heart. But the occupation of the Shire is coming, and when it does they will have to save whatever they can. Everything will change, including the lasses.

How do a new Prince and his lady manage to raise three precocious children amidst resettlement of a long neglected land, diplomatic sorties and the occasional unexpected skirmish? As a team, of course, even if sometimes neither is quite sure who has the upper hand.

So, I have been lured in to NirCele's 100 drabble challenge too. I am aiming to do them in order although timewise they will not run concurrently. Some may be book verse and some film verse and there may be some gentle slash. Hope you enjoy :)

It's been 120 years since the ring was destroyed and Mirkwood is still battling its own evils when a strange new threat enters the palace. A mystery elf who has quite an agenda of her own. To take down the king and prince. Will her growing affection for them supersede her need for revenge or will her anger destroy them all. What's true? What's fake? Who can any of them trust?

AU- What if Boromir wasn't the only son of Denethor to attend the Council of Elrond ? What if Faramir was there also ? Rated T just to be safe (and sorry for the poor title, I was really running out of ideas, I'm afraid...)

The woodland realm is believed to have been wiped out centuries ago and Thranduil is determined to keep it that way. Legolas has grown up under his father's strict rule and feels trapped. But when he disobeys his father and ventures out into the woods he soon discovers that the outside world is much different then what he was brought up believing.

The last days of Sauron, the Witch-king and Khamul from their point of view.

The first disaster strikes Gondor

Pre-LOTR. When deep, deep sleep comes to a palace, will they be saved from the deep disgrace of evil? Or will the Prince perish in his quest to fight for all that is good? Featuring the Twins, Aragorn, Legolas, Thranduil

Evil is stirring in Mordor and the dwarves of Erebor are preparing for war. Meanwhile, in another world, a determined author investigates a seventy-seven year old disappearance. And Gandalf is not quite done meddling with the Andrews family just yet... Sequel to The Journal.

Numenorean. Lord of Vamag. Ringwraith. This is the tale of some four thousand years, stretching from the island of Numenor to the red sands of the South and into the shadows of the uttermost East. This is the tale of Adûnaphel the Quiet, the female Ringwraith under the dominion of the Dark Lord of Mordor. Based on the books and the MERP. Rated T

Eight thousand years after the destruction of Mt. Doom, the Bright Lord's ring has been found again by an unlikely shopkeeper in a small town in Yorkshire. Now history threatens to repeat itself as Mr. Frudd and Sam the store clerk get caught up in a millennia old secret as they seek to destroy the last remaining "One Ring" on Earth.

Rhodri, a London-based psychologist, ends up in Middle-Earth. She decides to roll with it and opens a practice in Rivendell. This has a storyline to it. Romance crops up here and there CW: sex scenes, discusses death, mental illness, possible torture later. Some foul language, but not too much.

When a young girl fights a fiery beast in a nightmare, she thinks that the blond stranger that she cradles as he dies is but a figment of her imagination. Soon however, she finds herself in Middle Earth among characters far darker than the fiction she loved. Dark premonitions lead to her being thrust from the role of captive to captor as she meets her stranger once more.