Shieldmaiden Gwendyn wanted only two things in life: to ride the planes of Rohan and serve her friend, Lady Éowyn. But when Éowyn tasked her with finding elves and saving her uncle, Gwendyn is thrown into a world of magic and danger and it'll take everything she has to come out the other side and find where her loyalties lie. Only one thing is for sure: its going to be a wild ride.

The third-and final-part of a retelling of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, all from the viewpoint of Aragorn. Book and movie-verse. (R&R please)

Many advised Thorin's grandfather Thror not to mine so much gold since it would attract dragons. What if one advised him otherwise? Here we explore some ways to defend Lonely Mountain against a variety of threats. The story begins in TA 2610, 331 years before the events in the book The Hobbit. Thorin and his father have been born early in this universe.

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.

Sometimes you seek out adventure, other times it sweeps you off your feet and throws you head first into danger. It takes you gently by the hand in some cases, viciously by the hair in others, always pulling you forward. For Sorrel Sackville-Baggins, it has been all of the above. Not sure if she believes in fate, Sorrel just might be at the whim of it. 10th walker hobbit

A long-awaited meeting.

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.

After two years of the pandemic, Aspen quits her job to make her wish of traveling the world a reality. In a temple she picks up a stone, which seems quite normal - but when she wants to leave, the temple has disappeared and she finds herself on an grassy plain. For four long years, Aspen learns to hold her ground in Minas Tirith, always with one goal in mind: she wants to go back.

A Hobbit farmhand is preparing to marry her sweetheart. Her sister is looking for a new life. A Took lass is trying to become a proper lady. Things start to crumble when they fall for the wrong people and the occupation of the Shire creeps over the land. As life gets harder they will have to save whatever they can, however they can. Everything will change, including themselves.

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.

It is no easy thing, for an elf to travel among mortals. Missing scene for The Fellowship of the Ring.

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.

Nell and Yvonne, strangers to both each other and Middle Earth, suddenly find themselves in the world of Hobbits, Elves and Wizards. Together they discover that they may be expected to take a stand that they are entirely unprepared for. This is Nell's side of the story. *See full description in Chapter 1* [Legolas/OC]

How is it, that he has sung countless songs of romance – most of them penned by his hand, yet when faced with his own love Lindir flounders about like a fish stranded on the shore?

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

Plus d'un an après la fin de la Guerre de l'Anneau, Eowyn découvre que Grima est encore en vie. Ce qu'elle ignore, c'est que l'héritier du Roi-Sorcier d'Angmar a lui aussi réussi à défier la mort afin d'assouvir sa vengeance. Apprenant cette menace, Grima part à la recherche d'Eowyn pour l'avertir du danger et lui offrir sa protection. Parviendra-t-il à la retrouver à temps ?

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

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. Canon-respectful, if not entirely compliant :)

An elven woman is found, she cannot remember her name or where she is from. Or any basic facts about herself for that matter except for some bits and pieces of old traditions. Through some kind of curse, she also happens to have a mental connection to Sauron. She ends up joining along with the Fellowship, making new friends (and loves) along the way. Will she get her memory back?

After 4500 years fighting against the shadow, Glorfindel says back to Valinor in hopes of petition the Valar... he wants to return to his wife, an edain he met on earth during his so called death in the first age. One shot that might be expanded into a full story. In time :D

Lady Éowara, younger sister of Éowyn and Éomer, is a lost, rebellious and wild woman who needs some direction and guidance. The High King and Queen along with Prince Faramir, Lady Éowyn and King Éomer have to work out a plan to help Éowara, whilst knowing that all Éowara wishes to do is see the land her Hobbit friends hail from.

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

Moria calls for a full-scale assault against Rohan, with weapons capable of destroying entire armies. In Gondor, the realization grows that the danger in the east must be confronted before it reaches the gates of Minas Tirith. But each step means the risk of bringing the death of the captured Crown Prince and King Éomer.

Following the death of his Queen, Thranduil receives an offer of assistance in raising his young son. Despite his troubled past with unbearably irritating elleth, he agrees. When frustration turns to admiration, then maybe something more, can either let down their walls enough to let something more grow?