Anya Gould is a science teacher and 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, book accurate!)

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.

The first part of a rewrite the Lord of the Ring trilogy, all from the viewpoint of Aragorn. Book and movie-verse

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.

Amrothos of Dol Amroth is most certainly more pirate than prince, and that with a whole lot of attitude. After his beloved sister has been married off, the blue-blooded rebel is on a downward spiral ... until a chance encounter with a common fishmonger's daughter shakes him out of his stupor - and turns him into a fishmonger's apprentice. Hilarity and (romantic) shenannigans ensue.

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.

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.

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.

Défi photo du Poney Fringant. OS. Après une saison à chercher des trésors dans le marais des morts, le ferron rentre chez lui.

Défi n 80 du Poney Fringant : une photo représentant une main sortant d'un coffre.

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They had no voice, no one to represent them. They were despised and reviled. She became that which the free peoples hated most, and with her transformation a great reckoning began. It will change the face of Middle Earth as ancient secrets are brought to light. A story of the dark before the dawn, where dreams and nightmares are their most real. OC, Eventually 10th walker. AU

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.

It was said that after the death of his Queen, the Elven king became bitter and cold. Everyone thought their wise king to be lost to grief. Unknown to him, someone was waiting, in a later page of time, to be rescued by him and to rescue him...

A collection of short stories featuring Legolas either with other members of the Fellowship or set during The War of the Ring. The stories will primarily be friendship, hurt/comfort, or angst. Chapter 2 – Trees, Friendship, and Hope: Sam questions his purpose with the fellowship, and finds comfort and friendship with Legolas.

It started with a question from a slightly nosy Hobbit. "What does your name mean?" I could feel their eyes on me, judging me, wondering if I'll indulge him. I caught the haughty grey stare that had been dogging my footsteps since taking that first step out of Rivendell. I tilted my chin up at him, a clear challenge. "One who treads on the sea." Slow-burn Tenth-Walker

Firefoot may be a horse, but he is a wise horse and he knows what he wants and thinks. In his humble opinion, Éomer is a good master who is quite easy to train to be an even better master. In his humble opinion, Éomer is smart enough to appreciate a good horse and not get any foolish ideas. In Aragorn's opinion, if not Éomer drives him mad, Firefoot will surely do it, for the hors

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.

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.

A woman has been found on the southern border of Lothlorien, in highly suspicious circumstances. But while Orophin suspects a trap orchestrated by the hosts of Sauron, Haldir can't help but trust this girl who barely seems to remember her own name: Rose. Haldir x OC / Not Mary Sue

How does one become a Ranger of the North? Fifty years before the War of the Ring, a young woman of the Dunedain dreams of following her father into the Grey Company. UPDATE 7/8 - Gah, I did it again! For those of you who have been following the story, Chapter 10 is NEW; I realized I somehow forgot to put it in! Not crucial to the plot, but important character development :)

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.

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

When Aragorn and Gimli track down slave traders, they are horrified to see that Legolas has been captured and is being sold. It is now up to friends to help him through his ordeal, but can friends keep the prince from fading? Rated for rape and heavy emotional situations. Mainly emotional Hurt/Comfort story. No slash.

REWRITTEN! "Daughter of Exiles needs returned. Thy Lord & Lady bid thee fetch her." After a series of dreams, Jennifer saw the person in her dreams outside her school window. She fell out of the window and landed in Middle-earth with Legolas. The next morning she awoke and her ears were pointed. But...why? ***Very canon compliant***Story re-written b/c long overdue.