Princess Elestirnë of Gondor, laid witness to the destruction of her home and people. (Done by the cruel hands of the Dark Tree followers, worshippers of Morgoth.) With a grieving heart and thinning sense of hope, she allows one of her brothers to lead her and the refuges to a haven of old. Where soon fate will guide them to Whiter shore, for the battlefield. For the End of All.

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.

Peony Took intends to outdo her cousin Bilbo in her travels, and heads to Rhûn. There she finds the growing presence of servants of Mordor, but also Elves-and one in particular in dire need of rescue.

A power too great for one to bear alone, a lethal wound, a haunted past, and a pair of seemingly star-crossed lovers. Allannia, daughter of a Gondorian general & Elven woman, had never intended to follow the Fellowship out of Rivendell; especially, with a terminal diagnosis. As fate would have it, the young woman had a part yet to play in the coming war of the Ring. OC/Elrohir.

What happens when Leggy runs into his ex in Lothlorien who just so happens to be joining the fellowship to replace Gandalf?

Some things never change. Family love is one of them I own nothing. I just love playing with these characters!

-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.

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)

Drabbleseries. The daughter of the Witch-king of Angmar decides at the last moment to switch sides. The problem? She might have forgotten to mention it to her father.

This is the tale of the surviving child of Celebrimbor of Eregion and how she fared through the Ages of the world. From the Fall of Ost-in-Edhil to Imladris and the vastness of Second Age Eriador, the fight against Sauron seems never ending. Warning for slightly adjusted the timeline according to the story needs, but not too noticeable as the structure stays intact.

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 ...

Bridie Butterbur leads a simple life in the village of Bree, until her ailing mother reveals a shocking secret. A secret that will change Bridie's life, but will it be for better or for worse? Find out as she joins four certain hobbits and a ranger on their quest, eager to learn the secrets of her past.

An collection of short stories and poems inspired by and that takes place in Middle Earth. All characters belong to J. R. R. Tolkien.

Part 2 of What It Means to be a King: In the cold cave of Forochel, Sauron rises again. Using his prior experience with the Elves, Sauron seduces Celebrimbor to make the Rings of Power. And in the east of the Misty Mountains, Thranduil returns to his father and learns the meaning of joy again, unaware that Sauron never forgets nor does he forgive.

Frodo and Bilbo are about to celebrate. They didn't count on Lobelia ruining things. But will Frodo and Bilbo's birthdays commence without her? A double drabble. Happy Hobbit Day!

Heldaria, jeune princesse des Terres Eloignées, décide de prendre part à la quête de la destruction de l'anneau unique. Elle, qui croyait simplement sauver son monde, ne se doutait pas qu'une quête aussi dangereuse la mènerai à l'amour et à découvrir un secret longuement enfoui. Son rôle en terre du Milieu sera bien plus important qu'elle ne l'imagine. Basé sur les films.

A collection of poems, acrostics, and parodies inspired by Tolkien (to an extent), and based on The Lord of the Rings. (Books and movies.)

Two short stories to celebrate Bilbo and Frodo's birthday. Please read and review!

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 Anor 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.

A summary of the council of Elrond. Erestor is bored, Glorfindel is happy, Elrond is a grump, and Frodo is just stupid. Please forgive the weirdness.

It is the beginning of the Fourth Age and the Golden Age of Gondor. It should be the time of Peace and plenty, except there are bonfires on the Barrow Downs and strange happenings on Amon Sûl. Rumours of tall strangers in Bree and Merry has disappeared. The Three Hunters are called upon once again to track down a missing Hobbit. Chapter 17: MAGLOR

The goblins learn to stay away from the underground lake. There's something creepy in it. Or, from a certain point of view, a poor beleaguered creature learns how to deal with trespassers, o yes. (Set before The Hobbit) (disclaimer this is a character study I don't endorse anything Gollum has ever done, said, thought or imagined)

After Elrond gets a letter bearing ill fated news about Legolas, he travels to Mirkwood with his Elladan, Elrohir, Estel and Glorfindel to bring him back to the land of the living. No character death and this story has a happy ending because I hate sad endings.

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.

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?