After the War of the Ring, Lothíriel of Dol Amroth finds herself at the reveicing end of the search for peace and prosperity by being used as a pawn in an alliance made between kings and princes. Married to the King of the Riddermark she must navigate being a stranger in a strange land, being a queen to a king, and to learn to live and love with a man she hardly knows.

When Legolas and his troop become targets for slave traders tragedy strikes and the Prince suffers a devastating loss after a series of savage attacks. Longstanding rivals put feuds to bed, old friendships stand strong and new ones are forged but can friends reconciled, old and new help Legolas in the aftermath? Disclaimer: I own nothing besides my OCs.

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

What happens when a mysterious sickness hits Thranduil's land? Will his small sickly child, Legolas, get the virus? If he does, will he make it through it?

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

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 m/m

[UA] : Denethor ne savait pas quel genre de changement il allait provoquer en décidant d'envoyer son fils Faramir au Rohan… Éowyn/Faramir/Aragorn.

Aragorn is worried about Legolas will he confess his feelings for him. (Set around Gandalf's death there in Rivendell)

Three years after the War of the Ring, settlers from Ithilien villages start to disappear. Faramir and the Rangers have to discover what this new threat is, and have to overcome this terrifying enemy in a dangerous quest.

-This is the 2nd book in the Arda Renewed series. Please read the first book, The Fairy of Middle Earth.- In the time between the war in the north and the return of Juniper and Thranduil to the Greenwood. Dale must be rebuilt and change must be embraced if the elves are to survive.

All Lothíriel ever wanted, was a quiet life by her beloved sea. But fate had other plans: thrown against her will into an arranged marriage, she will soon find out that there are hurdles worse than an unwanted husband she will have to face if she ever wants to find home again.

This is a dictionary of terms and phrases I use in "A Tale of Two Elves"

As the politically middle child of Lord Denethor, Lady Ilimira is sent away to the country of Rohan to negotiate with the horselords in these troubled times. But in the gathering darkness of oncoming War, this mission will change not only her life and the lives of her family and new friends, but the very fate of Middle Earth. Pre-Fellowship through post-Return.

Follow the adventures of Legolas and Estel, otherwise known as the twin terrors, as they grow up together, and exchanges with their families.

Between two great battles, a promise is made to Éomer of Rohan by a young and unusual woman in the Houses of Healing. Little does he know where it will take them both.

As an Elleth trying to help save Middle Earth, I was far too busy to be looking for romance. Despite this, I ended up finding it with someone I would never have expected. A tale of a Ranger and an Elleth finding love despite all the challenges they will face. (Candaith/OC), Elrohir, Elladan. Crosses over with the game "Lord of the Rings Online", but stands well on its own.

As much as I used to love fairy tales, I never actually believed in them. Not until that fateful day, anyway. After all, as the old saying goes: you've got to see it to believe it. Only my sister, Lauren, and I… we didn't just see it. We lived it.

Legolas leads his first patrol, and it ends in disaster and death. Consumed by guilt, Legolas has to resort to drastic measures to survive. Weeks later, Aragorn tries to pick up the pieces. Trigger warnings for self-harm, suicidal thoughts and panic attacks; don't like, don't read.

King Oropher rules a kingdom where the rich grow richer and the poor grow poorer. As disease and orcs ravage the lower classes, young Prince Thranduil makes it his mission to rebuild Mirkwood. Through the eyes of his friends, from orphans to nobles, Thranduil walks where no king has yet walked before. Fourth in Nin Chronicles

A terrible suspicion regarding Faramir grows. While in Imladris, Gandalf is trying to find out more, Aragorn has to deal with the Stewardaides' deeds once more. The explosive mood in Ithilien reaches its peak ...

Plus de 60 années ont passé depuis que les nains d'Erebor ont repris leurs terres. Nessa vivait maintenant une vie simple, libérer du poids de ses erreurs passées. Mais d'étrange rêves habitent ses nuits et sa quête pour les comprendre l'amènera à reprendre la route, prête à vivre de nouvelles aventures. (Il est nécessaire d'avoir lu "Witch's Chronicles: The Hobbit" avant)

Years ago, you struck out from your home in Dale to explore the world, doing what you love most: bookkeeping. After years of hard work, your reputation has brought you to the gates of the Black Land itself. Sauron has sought your services and now, in the calm before the storm of the Third Age, you will face down The Dark Lord's servants in business meetings and financial reviews.

There were many happy occurrences when the War was finally over; alliances were made, marriages celebrated, and Realms rebuilt. But not everyone had a happy ending. Love cannot mend all things, cannot give everyone the future they crave or even deserve. Duty to the homeland comes above all else for many in Middle Earth. For two in particular, this was a bitter reality.

Anya Gould is a science teacher who moonlights as an archaeologist. When a field trip goes wrong, she's separated from two of her students- and stranded in Middle Earth. As Anya carves a place for herself in an entirely new world and reconciles her ideas of a story she thought she knew with reality, she is thrust into new friendships, family dramas, and perhaps even love. (OC x OC)

Lothíriel is a princess striving to find her place in a man's world. Éomer is a warrior adjusting to the burden of kingship. The Mark is in need of a queen, and he's found one-the only problem is that she doesn't know about their betrothal. Will this discovery disrupt the negotiations between the Mark and Gondor, or can they successfully maneuver the obstacles to a happy marriage?