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.

Il y a longtemps un contrat fut passé entre le créateur d'Arda et sa sœur, du notre. L'un des ses hommes vaillant et fort sera envoyé pour protéger les peuples libres quand le mal grondera. Tel est le destin des titans depuis des âges, subir la guerre, le sang, la tristesse, la perte, à en perdre son âme. (en réécriture et correction)

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.

While Erestor is laid up, Estel sends his beloved nurse to keep his friend company. Mellolaes tells the Noldo a story of her people and his to keep him entertained. Neither can foresee the results.

Near the end of his life, Denethor visits Ithilien to be with his family. His family does not know of his imminent arrival and is taken by surprise. Just as they are by the news he brings with him. While there, he remembers how the War of the Ring ended. Faramir's advice allowed him to free himself from Sauron's hold. Part of the Arandur Denethor series.

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.

A series of short stories and episodes that follow the lives of various characters found in the story Walking in Worlds Beyond. This is set after the 3rd part of that story and covers the years leading up to the War of the Ring. We follow Estel as he spends time serving in Rohan and Gondor, Thranduil and his family in the growing dark of Mirkwood, as well Glorfindel, the twins etc.

Mairen is raised in the isolation of Middle-earth's far north by parents scarred by the horrors of war. When life is too quiet, she is consumed by thoughts of the world she hasn't yet seen, of adventure, danger, and freedom. Visitors from the outside world bring a taste of this freedom, and it isn't until it is too late that Mairen realises she has fallen in love with one of them.

This story was a standalone, posted here over a decade ago. However, since I just finished a prequel to it (A Red Sun Rises), I am currently rewriting all chapters to merge the two stories, with a little bit more emphasis on the minor characters and OCs. The original is still available on this site, too. Stay tuned for more drama and angst! Chap 42 up - AU/ WIP -

Arwen wants to adopt a hobbit. What can I say? They're adorable!

Film-verse. Pourquoi Boromir n'a-t-il pas reçu de cadeau de la part de Galadriel? Ma version. Aucun intérêt pour l'histoire, seulement un petit délire que, j'espère, vous partagerez avec moi.

Le Mal avance et les orcs envahissent les campagnes, semant la terreur dans leur sillage. Obligée de fuir sur les routes enneigées et dangereuses des collines grises, Madeleine ne s'attendait certainement pas à y croiser celui pour qui elle changerait son destin. OC x OC (Histoire courte : 15 chapitres)

Most marriages in Gondor are matters of convenience, especially among the nobility. But Dol Amroth is a different sort of place, with a different sort of royal family. Sometimes, Lothiriel is not convinced this is a good thing. (or, how in Middle Earth the too southern, too dark, too outspoken daughter of Imrahil ended up married to Éomer, son of Éomund)

Lothiriel se enfrenta al reto de una vida en la Corte del Rey Telecontar. ¿Qué cambios traerá a su destino?

Elrond is really trying to be good father. But when the twins come back from their quest... A pair of twins that can't stop themselves from pranking everyone at least daily, a human son who can get injured anywhere and anyway, is already weighing heavily on Elrond. When the danger-prone prince Legolas and explosive Elvenking pitches in as well, it is just a too much for Elrond.

Grima Wormtongue barely survives Legolas's arrow in Isengard. He is sent to Lothlorien to seek recovery from the elves, as he no longer has a place in the kingdom of Rohan where he is regarded as nothing more than a treacherous, villainous snake. In Lothlorien, he is placed under the care of Lady Tathareth, a mysterious and reclusive healer that takes interest in him.

What could have been, if Galadriel chose differently on the raft with Halbrand. - A one-shot collection (not necessarily chronological). I don't think this pairing is realistic, so this is just me having a little fun, exploring the dynamics between two hot characters with amazing chemistry. :) [Will change category to Rings of Power when it's possible to tag characters there!]

Faramir returns to Gondor after a failed quest. Denethor decides he needs to be punished.

Troubling twins, killing-himself human son, with a playful elven prince too cunning for anyone's good. What did Elrond do to deserve this?

I was biking normally. But a series of weird things popped up, like an orc, several demigods, and a handful of elves. Oh, and, I turned out to be an elf, too. Nothing too strange.

Aragon is leading a bunch of men, Legolas tags along, and decides that Aragon is too respected.

Estel gets in some funny trouble, and Laegala, Legolas's twin sister, who knows Egypt, Harry Potter, Greek and other magic, needs to save him.

"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. RATING JUST TO BE SAFE.

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)

In the face of Gimli's mortality, Legolas goes to Arwen for comfort. He leaves with an idea. Post-canon. Implied Legolas/Gimli, mentioned Arwen/Aragorn.