By Elfhild. Although it has been over a year since the destruction of the Ring, Frodo is still haunted by the past. His own mind has become his worst enemy, refusing to allow him to forget, and to know peace.

What if Faramir would have gone to Rivendell instead of Boromir. What would the story been like. Rated T just for case

When the Valar brought Glorfindel back from the dead he made a promise to Elrond that he would protect him as he had protected Earendil all those long years ago. When the Elven Lord had children he promised to watch over them just the same. When the twins and Glorfindel are met with trouble on a journey to Lorien, they will learn how far the golden elf will go to keep his promise.

Une nuit. Aragorn. Arwen. PWP, pour public averti.

Written for the Teitho challenge 'Longing' but did not seem to hit the mark. . If the One Ring had a mind of it's own...

Someone poisons King Ar-Pharazôn's wine, and Elrond is held responsible. It's up to the famous detective, Teti of Harad, to get to the bottom of it.

Legolas is on his way to a visit in Rivendell with his sister. The journey gets dangerous but at least he and their guards get his sister there safely. Or so he thought.

Aragorn finds himself unable to sleep, again, the pressures of being King and the anxiety of feeling like he doesn't have all the aswers that are expected of him. Feeling lost without his father there to guide him. Thankfully though, one of the only other Kings in Middle Earth just so happens to be visiting and offers a few stories for support.

This started as a 30-day challenge to post something 1000 words or less every day from a one-word prompt. I extended the challenge to 40 days, and now that I'm in school I find this too much fun to stop completely, and so I will be trying to update every weekend or every other weekend at the very least. Most of them are Legolas - Thranduil centered!

The battle with the Great Serpents of the North brought nothing but wrath and ruin for the wood elves. The aftermath is bitter – particularly so for their great King now laid low by the destruction of dragon flame. A short tale of Thranduil's healing and how he and those around him adapt to his new, life-changing injuries. Thranduil-centric later on. Disclaimer: It's not mine!

When a witch accidentally transports herself and her cat to Middle Earth she tries to find the reason for her being there, while trying to avoid falling in love with a gorgeous elf.

Jahre des Krieges und Leids finden mit Saurons Sturz ein Ende. Als Thranduil, Erbe des Waldlandthrons, an der Spitze der wenigen Überlebenden in den Grünwald zurückkehrt, sieht er sich nicht nur verborgenen Machenschaften, sondern auch weitaus größeren Herausforderungen ausgesetzt - der Krone seines Vaters und seinen eigenen Dämonen ... Fortsetzung zu "Schattenland"

There were so many things she wished she knew. Her past, who she truly was, and why did the Ring show her those terrible images, with those screams calling out to her...? Adopted daughter of Thranduil, she goes with her brother Legolas to the Council. And worse? a strange sickness has taken ahold of her. NOT a MarySue or 10th walker - there will be love, there will be pain -

An Elf with a thing for Orcs finds an Orc with a thing for Elves. Just enjoying their good luck would be too easy, so they begin a snail's pace trek across Middle-earth with a group of Orcs as strange as they are annoying.

A designer on the precipice of launching her career is thrust into the events of the War of the Ring. In Middle Earth, a certain Gondorian Captain catches her eye and affections, but will a Horse Lord turn her head? AU Boromir/OC, Eomer/OC - (rated M for chapters 13 and 14)

Prince Imrahil's diary entry looking back at the Battle of the Black Gate and other similar entries

Arryin is a descendant from an ancient elven race, the Núr -o Gilgalad. She has suffered great loss: her entire village was attacked and burned to ashes. She has been on the run for 984 years-just to stay safe and keep her secret hidden. Arryin's past catches up to her and a certain blond elf comes into her life. Disclaimer: I only own original characters; Rights go to Tolkien

This will be a tale of two dwarfs and their search in Middle-Earth for the mysterious realm of Midgard as well as diplomatic relations with less mysterious realms. A comedy very loosely based on a campaign in the Third Age modification for the game Medieval II Total War.

The North lies in ruin. Imladris sacked and burned to ash. The Shire a slough for orcs and demons. Their people scattered and slaughtered and hard on the run. But there are a few who won't run forever. Alternate Universe with a modern twist.

Lara never asked for this. She never wanted to be here, in an unfamiliar world with people who knew her but she didn't know them, all while fighting visions of a past she doesn't remember. When she meets a handsome Elvenking who claims to be her husband, Lara ends up trapped in his palace, all while trying desperately to regain her memories. What could possibly go wrong?

Each member of the Fellowship carries with them an existence wholly and entirely unique. When the others disturb something buried within Legolas' soul, they must come to grasp that a lifetime is not an equal measure of time - not to the elves.

Not long before the Fellowship arrives in Lothlorien another arrives confused and dazed. Despite the Marchwarden's mistrust she is welcomed into Caras Galadhon. Big revelations occur and she decides to join the Fellowship on their quest. Friendships develop, romances blossom on their way to destroy all evil. Please review!

Aragorn and Arwen's lineage fights for the throne when Eldarion dies.

Strangled, drowned, and awoken in an unfamiliar place. An unfair death is met with a woman given a second chance and having the opportunity to save the lives of those in a different world. With knowledge of the Fellowship's adventure, Alora is forced to join their dangerous journey despite uncertainty and frustration with her presence. (OCxBoromir)

The Fell Winter: blizzards sweep the plains, wolves attack settlements of Men, and Mirkwood burns. Cast from their home, the survivors of a woodcutters' colony seek refuge with a stranger named Beorn. One of the exiles, a widow with three children, finds herself drawn to this enigmatic savior. Yet though they are safe within the wild man's hall, the winter is long and treacherous.