Legolas and his mother discuss the differences between groups of Men and groups of Elves after his first trip to the Long Lake, and Legolas learns an enduring lesson about the pieces of our past that we always carry with us.

Petit recueil de textes sur Haldir/Legolas pour la Saint-Valentin.

A look into the harsh winters the Dúnedain faced. Without the comforts of modern times, what did life look like back then with the enemy afoot and searching for Aragorn? A look into Halbarad's family.

Another tenth walker story? You bet. Her name is Joanna. Just a short preview. Rating will probably change to mature. Legolas x OC

Brianna wasn't sure how one could fall into another world. She barely believed they existed. As for Aragorn he simply wished she didn't land on top of him. Aragorn/OC Slow burn

One year has passed after the day King Earnur left for Minas Morgul, and Mardil, the ruling steward stared silently upon the empty throne...

Denethor has served his time in purgatory and looks forward to being reunited with his wife and son

For many centuries, Rána has aimlessly wandered Middle Earth healing the sick while nursing her own broken heart. She waits for the sea-longing; accepting her time in Middle Earth is near its close. When a party from Lothlórien arrives in Rivendell, Rána connects once more with the Marchwarden of Lothlórien. Maybe she still has a purpose in this world after all.

Waking up alone in a strange land is a scary thing for a young child. In a search for the lost, one must learn to compromise and live with the impossible. Asta is very afraid, but she also refuses to give up. She struggles to cope through hard times and the language barrier between her and the people in this world. And just maybe, she will find her safe haven after all. Pre-LotR

My humorous take on how the technical progress in Middle-Earth might have taken root. After all, Sauron was already hinted to be someone who tried to bring technology to the good ol' fantasy world... if for the wrong reasons and through disastrous means.

Brief glimpses into the life of Eomer and Lothiriel. Chapters are intertwined but meant to be stand-alone and in no particular order.

Quinn Fleming never expected to become a warrior of any kind, or to find a family in this strange new world. But now the stakes are higher than they've ever been before, and she will have to fight with everything she has to save the people she loves. [SEQUEL to Playing the Hero]

Roslyn, an cybersecurity analyst in the U.S. Army, receives a strange package wrapped in blue paper that contains an old and mysterious family heirloom which gives her the ability to travel to other worlds and times. She lands in Middle Earth, where almost immediately she must make a life and death decision. What choice will she make, and what are the consequences of that choice?

They had vanished without a trace, leaving behind more questions than answers. The children- now old and worn- remembered praying for their Creator to take their poor lost souls and guide them to His heavenly palace. Another Creator answered, sending their souls to be nurtured by his beloved Firstborn.

AU: Faramir finds himself cast in a Robin Hood like role when Aragorn is captured in Pelargir and never arrives at the battle of the Pelennor Fields. Boromir lives, and rode the Paths of the Dead with Aragorn. Denethor also lives. This will be rather fluffy in tone, though there might be moments that are more serious.

'Ada' He asked me as I followed him out.' Do you think Nana will get better' I almost didn't have the heart to tell him that she was already gone. But I had to. So I did.

Faramir's feelings are hopeless...like the rest of him, really. At least, that's what he thinks.

Men from Gondor just seem not to be able to take a hint. But Eowyn is not going to give up. She will make Faramir take a hint, even if she had to hit him on the head with it. Which seemed to be the best option, really.

Sam et Thranduil ont une liaison secrète, tout comme Legolas et Elrond. Quand arriveront-ils à avouer ces secrets ?

A retelling of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, with three new characters added in. Naryn, a Goblin adopted by Bilbo years before the events of the Hobbit, Freya, a half orc raised by Gandalf and the elves, and Tom Babadil, character from the book that I managed to fit into the story. After I did Star Wars: Sequels Retold, I wanted to do one of my favorite trilogies of all time!

Margaret finds herself on a journey she never dreamed of, following the fellowship of the ring through Middle Earth. She becomes torn between the love she found in Middle Earth, and the life and family she left behind. (I altered the shorter chapters into one long one, so that they better match with the later chapters).

Princess Legola breached her people's law and broke into the sacred halls where the potion of life resides. She was determined to save her best friend and love interest, King Eleazar, from his near-death and give him the immortality he dreamt about since he was a young child. Is she going to succeed or no, and if she succeeded what would be the cost? Female Legolas.

When a woman finds herself in a strange world, she believes she will feel most at home; after all, she has left the worst of it behind her. She never counted on this new realm taxing her bravery, her heart and beyond all her faith. In time, she might even learn that adventuring deals grievous blows to the one who wants to remain unchanged and soften her heart for its sake.

It's not terribly hard, being a Mary Sue. I should know, after all, I am one. Complete with beautiful (insert bodily feature here), and an outstanding (insert personality trait here). The only prevailing issue I have with my present situation being that I'm not a Mary. I'm a Gary.

The Imrahilions and the Rohirrim hit the White City for Faramir's stag do. What could possibly go wrong? (My sincere apologies, Professor Tolkien!)