Lori Deng jumps off the train to the afterlife and ends up in the wilderness with a broken arm. After a mysterious man named Strider offers her refuge, life becomes far stranger than she ever could have imagined, and she is forced to find new ways to cope with her second chance.

Castamir usurps the throne of Gondor - but can he get the Palantir

Unexpectedly turned into a cat, Kat joins the Fellowship of the Ring with the mission to prevent a death. Changing history in a feline form is no easy task, especially as only Legolas the elf can communicate with her. That he is a very good-looking specimen is not helpful at all… – A different take on the 10th Walker trope, seasoned with a generous amount of humor. (Book canon)

A few hundred years into the Third Age, Lord Cirdan of the Grey Havens sends an elleth named Elluin and her family to Greenwood the Great to make their home under King Thranduil. They bear a prophecy that hints at fruition when Elluin, now a servant in the palace, finds herself falling in love with the troubled Elvenking.

By Angmar and Elfhild. After much sorrow and hardship, Elfhild and Elffled come at last to the Plateau of Gorgoroth. The tumultuous heart of Sauron's realm, the desolate, rolling hamada is a land of feral beauty, where the ground trembles with the Dark Lord's might, and mountains spew forth fire. It is through this dread realm that the twins must travel to reach Nurn.

Still grieving his losses after the Redhorn, Elrohir accompanies Elladan to Lórien for a respite, but when a ghostly harbinger warns of peril to the Golden Wood, Elrohir and a band of bold companions must uncover secrets long-buried beneath the mountain before an ancient evil unleashes destruction on the Elves' last defenses.

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.

Upon recognizing Elvenking Thranduil from a vision long past, Aínwar Firekeeper finds herself bound by the cosmic wills of love and destiny. Thranduil/OC.

What if a lone Uruk-hai fought in the ranks of the free people of Middle-Earth? What if Éomer entrusted him not only with his own life, but his daughter too? Just like my one-shot "Worthy of her trust", this story will follow a certain grumpy Uruk-hai across the plains of Rohan and the labyrinth of the heart.

In bright summer, friends meet in green Ithilien and new bonds are forged. Neither the King of Rohan or the Lady of Dol Amroth were looking for one another. But fate won't be denied when kindred souls come together.

Go to Arda, they said; it's for science, they said. At the time, Naima had found it exciting. Now she was stuck in another world with no apparent chance of returning home, in the company of elves who were suspecting she may be up to something. Legolas/OC.

What if Thranduil and Elrond met in Lindon and they grew up friends. This is the story of how two elves became friends and much more thanks to the help of Elros, Elrond's twin brother. Mentions of Elros/Elrond, Thranduil/Elrond, and other pairings later.

Haldir caught Gault's arm in an iron grip, "Go, bring a healer." Gault turned confused green eyes to his captain, "She is near death, sir." Haldir removed the chain from the girl's neck and held it out to his lieutenant, "This means she must survive the night."

The songs of the cones and the talk of the needles filled the forest air. Wind in her veins, stealth in her toes, blaze in her heart, she listened to her soul trees humming. The dark green spruces spoke her language. / Slow romance, based on friendship. Post-LotR. Legolas/OC (female elf)

In the spring of 2012, four American children find themselves thrust into an unfamiliar world and part of an unexpected adventure. This story is AU, blending Lord of the Rings book-verse and movie-verse, and it also contains a lot of spiritual and religious content as a part of the AU elements. Co-written by KathyG and Dreamflower. Join our guess-the-chapter-title origin challenge!

Shëanon embarks on a quest that will change her life forever and must come to terms with her heritage, her abilities, and the desires of her heart. Tenth Walker. Legolas/OC

A strange girl falls into a fantasy universe with very limited knowledge of the plot, she has to decide whether or not to interfere and find a way home before she sacrifices indoor plumbing for a very hot knight in shining armor.

This is a rather ambitious project I've been working on for nearly a decade now - it's an 'affectionate parody' of Cormac McCarthy and imagining his sort of biblical apocalyptic prose style in a fantasy genre. Astute observers will notice references to Hamlet and Fire Emblem: the Sacred Stones particularly on the reality of madness. Yes, video games can be literature. Shut up, Dad.

La Prophétie d'Elenwë, elfe noble destinée à changer le destin de la terre du milieu... Fille de Celebrian et Elrond, elle sera destinée à être la porteuse du 4eme anneau elfique, l'anneau de Lumière. Sur fond d'histoire d'amour...

It seems like the battle against the Stewardaides has been won but their leader keeps on threatening the happiness of the royal couple and the lives of their closest friends. The former Ranger is once more risking it all, and at the end of his hunt, there is nothing waiting but blood ...

The good of the world must be sown, Though troubled and rotten it grows. The blood of soft hearts must atone, The wicked will only breed woes. A human woman, born to outcasts in Mordor clings to her humanity in the face of monsters, both real and internal.

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)

*Book 2 in the Maer Chronicles* 5 long years have passed since Legolas's return to the Greenwood. Dark creatures still lurk in the shadows of the trees and attacks on the barrier continue - draining the prince's strength. When a patrol is found slain by Noldorin arrows and Legolas collapses, Kélion is forced to decide between loyalty to his King or the survival of his brother...

Barred from returning to Minas Tirith, Aragorn is still determined to fulfill his last mission for Gondor - to strike against the corsair havens in Umbar, to remove the threat they pose to Southern Gondor and to halt the advances of Sauron's forces in Middle Earth. But something sinister haunts his and his brothers' steps and danger lurks long before the Bay of Umbar.

The Elvenking is like a very strong, old tree, deeply rooted in the kingdom he pledged himself to protect. He also pledged himself to protect his heart from love, out of fear that it might weaken him, but that proved to be disastrous. Love...what daunting word rubbed in his face by that fearless redhead elleth during the battle in Dale. Is there any love left in him?