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.

My tale is but a chapter in Arda's larger story. Here it is.

Written for the Teitho challenge 'Longing' but did not seem to hit the mark. . If the One Ring had a mind of it's own...

"The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference." It was not a union of love or convenience. It was out of political necessity that Eomer of Rohan and Mareke of Harad were wed. To not be cared for is a terrible thing. To stare down a long life of such treatment is worse. Can anything bring the pair together or shall they navigate all of life's trials and tribulations alone?

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.

With the Ring of power destroyed, Middle Earth settles down and breathes once again. Faramir has chosen to make Eowyn the companion of his life by asking for her hand in marriage. However, the greed of Men will never cease to exist.

Éowyn is an endlessly fascinating character to me. This is her story, to my mind. Chapter 1 how she became a shieldmaiden. This story will eventually merge with my story of Faramir, "Bound by Duty; Bound by Joy" where they meet. It is her story in that story arc.

Someone poisons King Ar-Pharazôn's wine, and Elrond is held responsible. It's up to the famous detective, Teti of Harad, to get to the bottom of it.

Legolas is on his way to a visit in Rivendell with his sister. The journey gets dangerous but at least he and their guards get his sister there safely. Or so he thought.

The Sundering of Frodo and Sam, and their Reunion. An exploration of life and love in the Undying Lands.

A conversation between Glorfindel and Erestor regarding his joining of the Fellowship to destroy the ring and defeat the Dark Lord.

With the premature birth of the King's Heir, everyone in the Citadel is preparing for catastrophe. The support of his friends and the use of all of his healing abilities are now Aragorn's last hope for not losing his family. Meanwhile, the invisible danger of the post-war period is still thick in the air ...

An elf awakens from centuries of sleep on the western coast of Middle-earth. She has a locket around her neck, a sword at her side and no idea of who she is, but as she travels inland, discoveries about her past become disturbing. Trying to take her second chance at true love and a new life, she realises that escaping from her history might not be as easy as she had hoped.

Fourth Age Gondor. Private investigator Súldil foolishly rescues a kidnapped girl, only to stumble upon a treasonous conspiracy. The case takes him from the alleys of Minas Tirith to the mithril mines of Eriador. (Not exactly his idea of a fun holiday.) Worst of all, King Aragorn's eldest daughter has taken a special interest in provoking Súldil at every opportunity.

Aragorn finds himself unable to sleep, again, the pressures of being King and the anxiety of feeling like he doesn't have all the aswers that are expected of him. Feeling lost without his father there to guide him. Thankfully though, one of the only other Kings in Middle Earth just so happens to be visiting and offers a few stories for support.

Legolas and his friends didn't become some of the most important figures and assets in the Greenwood army by chance or by favoritism, they became that way because they simply didn't give Thranduil any other choice in the matter.

This started as a 30-day challenge to post something 1000 words or less every day from a one-word prompt. I extended the challenge to 40 days, and now that I'm in school I find this too much fun to stop completely, and so I will be trying to update every weekend or every other weekend at the very least. Most of them are Legolas - Thranduil centered!

The Landlord of the Drunken Goose welcomes you in his common hall to hear horror tales gleaned along the greenway, or gentle saucy rhymes from the Shire. Today: A tale of Numenor.

A sequel to Over Fen and Field

Retelling both trilogies. The daughter of Sauron journey's across Middle-Earth with Gandalf and the Baggins family to rid the world of her father's growing shadow.

Bee, a shy, eccentric violinist, is stolen from her modern home and finds herself lost in a world of magic and war unlike anything she's ever imagined. As her loyalties are torn and her bravery tested, she's forced to ask herself: just how far is she willing to go to get back home? Creative take on a 10th walker/girl-falls-into-Middle-Earth fic. Slow-burn romance/Boromir lives!

Stolen from her family and given a new name an elf maiden is raised in the service of the Dark Lord. Aica's earliest memories are of pain, as she was trained to become Sauron's deadliest weapon: A silent assassin. Raised and trained in secret she will begin a journey that will help decide the fate of Middle Earth, and perhaps her own. Eventual Legolas/ OFC. This is a rewrite.

After the Éothéod revolt against the Wainriders, they seek to form alliances with their neighbors. They send a delegation to Imladris, bringing gold, fine horses, and two young thralls chosen to be given to Lord Elrond himself. Elrond is conflicted, obviously. Includes Silm references, action/adventure & Maglor. BACK FROM HIATUS & COMPLETE! UPDATES EVERY SUNDAY.

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.

The battle with the Great Serpents of the North brought nothing but wrath and ruin for the wood elves. The aftermath is bitter – particularly so for their great King now laid low by the destruction of dragon flame. A short tale of Thranduil's healing and how he and those around him adapt to his new, life-changing injuries. Thranduil-centric later on. Disclaimer: It's not mine!