She had survived the war as a Navy sailor, but she didn't survive a trek across the parking lot without falling into a world she had thought fiction. Her saving grace? She had never had the time or energy to read the books or watch the movies.

Katrina should never have challenged her brother to a race across the valley. Attacked by orcs , saved by elves and taken by force to Lothlorien, she finds herself falling for the Marchwarden. He, however, cannot believe he has been made responsible for her and does everything in his power to fob her off on his brothers. When she escapes though, he realises what he has lost.

Glorfindel and Erestor were once friends, before a misunderstanding, pride, and a terrible argument broke that friendship. Now, Erestor is seeking to make amends, but will Glorfindel accept it, after what he has been subject to? And does Erestor truly mean it? This is the sixth and final part of the Revenge series.

Randiriel is Arda's name for a Haradaic general, who went by the name of Shakuntala in her native land. Lindir composes a ballad about her. Poetry fic. No canon characters.

The bards of Harad have always spoken of a half-elven queen. Who was she? Poetry fic, give it a try. My poetry may surprise you.

"Requested." It was like a curse, he opened his eyes again to a world he left a long time ago. Fingolfin witnesses the battle of Helm's Deep. Legolas, Eowyn Friendship

With the death of the queen and princess of the Greenwood, and the rest of the royal family fading fast, one most unlikely person will have to bring them back to the light.

La Terre du Milieu vit des heures sombres, l'Anneau Unique doit être détruit. Frodon désigné pour cette noble quête voyagera aux cotés de la Communauté, ainsi qu'une elfe du nom d'Elendil, l'Etoile de l'Aube, pouvant apporter une Nouvelle Lueur D'espoir. Mais le prince Legolas ne la connait que trop bien.Cette histoire mêlera ces deux personnages ainsi que les autres protagonistes!

The sequel to This is Home I advise you to read that one first

What if 2x1. Es decir, salvo a dos. O a 3, si contamos la personalidad múltiple. La idea original era salvar a Sauron —risa malévola— pero me parecía un poco soso así que no tuve otra opción que salvar también a Gollum. El matar a Frodo únicamente ha sido por divertimento de la macabra autora XD ¡Y Sam fue solamente un daño colateral!

"Death shall not take him in a fight / For he returned his aid to bring." A joyful continuation of Frodo's lament for Gandalf in the Fellowship of the Ring beginning "When evening in the Shire was grey..."

Have you ever wondered how much time it would have saved if the people of Middle Earth had phones? Just some random scenes from the trilogy that would have gone much more smoothly (or less so...) if they'd had access to phones. *Taking suggestions for scenes*

[Part 2 of The Woman of Mordor] War is upon us again. The Darkness will tear me apart. The only chance for my survival is the destruction of the Ring. My fate is in the hands of Frodo and Sam now. It is my duty to protect Middle-Earth with the surviving members of Fellowship. Legolas refuses to believe that I am a threat to him. I cannot let him in, but I cannot keep him out.

The trees were bent over in submission. The sky was weeping. One thought was on Aragorn's mind. He must kill the elf.

The Field of Cormallen wasn't all jousting and tourneys... No, the flower of Gondor's knighthood had other pastimes, pastimes which the Rohirrim found confusing, to say the least. Inspired by the distinctly Aussie twang of Lena1987's Eomer. G'Day! (M only for the rather earthy language, no other reason). Part 1 of "The Silk Road".

When a grieving Legolas needs some help to find his way through the darkness, he finds it offered by someone unexpected.

Arwen, on her way back to Imladris after gone for a long while, meets her brothers, who she was supposed to wait for. Their anger at her recklessness is not quite what it seems, however, and their fear - of being too late, of failing her too - is deeper than it ever has been before. Set after Celebrian sells, a one-shot. Happy birthday, ThurinRanger!

A little something I whipped up after noticing that Merry looked at Eowyn a certain way. Onesided Merry/Eowyn, and a touch of Merry/Estella. Enjoy! Rated k as I'm a bit hazy still about ratings.

Having always had dreams of a faraway realm for as long as she could remember. Ophelia had just assumed that they were artistic musings and took to painting pictures of the world, the most common one being an elven male whom she claimed she "felt like he was there my whole life." (full summary inside)

What to do when you're thrown into a world that's not your own? Cause a little havoc, upset a couple of ninnies and just... have fun? Join Tima and her little brother Sekki as they make the best of their gift of a second chance at life. Not really a Mary-Sue.. but kind of? WARNING; explicit language is used, read at your own risk. DISCLAIMER; I DON'T OWN ANYTHING BUT MY OC'S

À la fin du Troisième Age, le Seigneur Elrond offrit à Angela, Plongeuse du Gondor, de restaurer l'honneur de sa famille en combattant les forces qui s'agitent à l'Est et en provoquant le Retour du Roi au Gondor. Car la Guerre de l'Anneau se profile, et les Descendants d'Aalis se sont faits oublier depuis trop longtemps... - EN PAUSE -

While patrolling the borders of the Shire, Strider bumps into two naughty fauntlings and a wizards hat and has a conversation that changes his perspectives. Pre-Lotr and Post Hobbit. One-shot

This collection contains: #18 - Count Up; #20 - Gems and Jewels; #33 - Dreams and Fantasies; #46 - Justice; #72 - Lifeline; #63 - Vanity; #80 - Cowardice; and #95 - A Difficult Road.

Nanethaniel is an elf. An elf of Mirkwood. But, she wasn't born there, only raised. She had been found outside the Gates of Mirkwood as a young elfing. A sobbing mess. But Legolas, took her in and raised her a like a sister. And soon, Gandalf requests the two of them to join the Fellowship, she finds herself slowly falling for a certain Ranger.

"At last I turned my ways to Mordor's endless dark / For who can learn to shun what is unknown?" A somewhat vague poem concerning Aragorn's unelaborated first meeting with the Nazgûl in Mordor, many years before the Fellowship of the Ring.