The Ring sang to Aragorn in his dreams, weaving darkness with its lies, but the heir of Isildur is not so easily entrapped.

Occasional episodes in The Nameless One series. Legolas, as Anomen, is being fostered by Elrond, and he and the twins get into mischief.

A sad farewell between Elanor and her favorite Uncle.

Having recovered, Thuringwethil, woman of the Secret Shadow, seeks vengeance on the descendants of Lúthien in the Redhorn Pass. A\U.

It always gets worse before it gets better. You are Lothìriel of Dol Amroth; born to reign and rule and - be. (But no one told you playing at Queen was so lonely.)

The "sequel" to When I Wake. A series of books that depict the years after the War of the Ring, answering your questions from my previous story. Will Theoden ever figure out he was supposed to die? Why did Claire have to leave Middle-earth? What happened to Lothiriel? Eomer/OC. Eventual Erchirion/OC. Parts 2-5 of the Sleeping Series.

The last ride of Faramir, Captain of Gondor. Through shadow; to the edge of night.

Love can burn like fire, or soothe like cool water. Sometimes it's warm and comforting, sneaking up on you when you least expect it. Eomer and Lothiriel meet when Eomer brings back an old Rohirrim Tradition; The Great Hunt, in order to feed his people through the winter. A story of friendship, healing, and the road to love. Same verse as The Echoes of War and Blessings Peace.

The Prince of the Woodland Realm and the White Lady of Rohan each believed they would live their lives in solitude, until they met each other. AU from The Two Towers onward through the end of the War of the Ring and into the Fourth Age.

So I rewrote The Fellowship Eleven. For the most part I was just bored and started looking over all my old stuff. I came across this and instantly had ideas on how I could make it better. LegolasXOC and MerryXOC. Do enjoy! ;)

Two friends find themselves dropped on their asses in the middle of the Mirkwood. Poorly equipped and with absolutely no survival skills they have to rely on there sarcasm, wits, and a snarky sword to ensure their survival in a non-canon Middle Earth. (was meant to be a crack fic but it got away from me)

Being a private account of the meanderings of a mermaid through all the Ages of Middle Earth, as witnessed by a god, an elf, a wizard, and even a dwarf! Not to mention, naturally, the thoughts of said traveller. SI/OC

Sequel to Ringbearer's Baymax, single chapter, two-shot. Based on a longer eccentric idea that boiled down into something a lot nicer. Please review! :) Sorry for the late publication.

This is the story of how Mirkwood got its Elks.

[Indefinite hiatus, slow updates] A collection of individual stories depicting some special occasions of a father and son, namely the modern family of Mirkwood. Told from different point of views, mostly from Legolas and Thranduil, in different periods of their lives. May contain appearances of other characters such as Aragorn. Rated T for safety.

A young Faramir learns new chess skills on a rainy afternoon, and it leads to an unexpected encounter. Years later the story is told on another rainy evening.

A woman and a war; duty versus delight. Not all strife involves bloodshed, though in the gathering war in the Riddermark, it often does. Theodred/OC

Lothiriel lives the perfect life every girl dreams of. But all she dreams of is to see the world, get to know new people, make friends, go on an adventure and above all, not to be treated like a child. She thinks the war will be her opportunity. She has no idea how right she is.

Follow the adventure of Eleanor Rose through the eyes of others. These chapters will be best understood if read after their corresponding chapters in The NeverEnding Battle.

Celeborn and Galadriel connect with each other, one night of Celeborn's final campaign. (Canon insert, post-War of the Ring.)

Numenor will face war of a magnitude they never expected. At the same time the relationship with the elves deterior and the proud Nation starts to split from within

Found among Faramir's papers is this excerpt from Faramir's journal where he writes regarding his feelings about his deceased brother after the fall of Sauron

Legolas said the line of the children of Luthien would never fail. Celeborn meets one of these far-future-descendants rather by accident.

A warrior bears much, but sometime, sooner or later, it must become too much. And for Elrond's son, that time had come.

A little piece set during Almarëa where Elladan and Thranduil have a very important conversation in the midst of the Winter's Sostice Celebration.