The attack of the Watcher at the Gate of Moria, except it's a D&D encounter. Modern AU I guess?

A young elleth resides in Mirkwood during dark times. Spiders infest the forest and orcs raid the lands unchecked. Safe behind the Elven King's Hall, Calaerien strives to make a name for herself while she harbors feelings for the Prince of Mirkwood. LegolasxOC.

Lothiriel, courtesan and bastard daughter of the Prince of Dol Amroth, has only ever made two promises she intends to keep. One to her mother and the other to herself. Eomer, King of The Mark, makes her want to break both.

WIP After an attempted murder gone-wrong, Erestor is sent to work for Legolas, leader of an organized-crime group. The unsuspecting advisor is put to the test as he learns secrets he would rather have let be. Meanwhile, Estel deals with his own family issues back at Imladris, resulting in an alliance with Legolas and his gang. Glorfindel, Erestor's nemesis, tries to make it right.

What a difference one word can make…

A hero is born.

For all the Legolas angst readers who dislike the evil Thranduil stories…

Lothiriel finds herself much closer to battle than she ever anticipated. With walls crumbling around her and orcs getting ever closer to the city, nowhere seems safe. Nowhere at all.

Picking up where the first story left off. Rhew and the remaining members of the Fellowship take off in search of the missing hobbits. Rhew is grappling with the loss of Boromir and coming to know her father better. With the stakes rising and the opening salvo taking place in Rohan, Rhew will have to give all she's got and then some to make it through the night.

As it is my birthday I thought I would follow in grand Hobbit tradition and give my stories as part of my birthday celebrations! Chapter 4: is this year's Mathom. Celebrating her birthday in Dol Amroth Finduilas get an unexpected but cherished gift.

"My name is Legolas. I will not forget. I am an elf of the Woodland Realm, and I will find my way home." It was scrawled across his arm in blank ink. It was all he had left.

For a hundred and seventy one years, Faron daughter of Thorin, was the light her father needed to keep him from succumbing to the darkness. But now that Faron has lost those of importance to her, she needs her own light to keep her alive. Can that light come from a certain blond elf prince? A prince she has not seen in seventy seven years? Sequel to A Light in the Dark! ON HIATUS!

The origins of a famous inn unfold.

Drabbleseries. The daughter of the Witch-king of Angmar decides at the last moment to switch sides. The problem? She might have forgotten to mention it to her father.

Frodo & Sam have completed their mission. The ring is destroyed. Now in the safety of Minas Tirith, the remaining members of the fellowship reunite and begin the process of healing. Written mostly in Frodo's perspective, this story explores the emotional/psychological trauma incurred from their journey's trials and offers hope of peace and healing with the help of true friendship.

Sorry, bad at summaries. Basically about a girl who loses both her parents. After the funeral, she gets transported to middle earth.

"I'll marry you," she told him, using his hand as a lifeline. "But I belong to no one."

Less than two months have passed since Celebrían's departure for the Undying Lands. Autumn sadness, with some seasoning of hope. Told from Elrond's point of view.

"Three children bestowed with great gifts. Three children sent by the Valar to battle against great evil. They shall age and possess immortality like elves and have appearance like men. Three children of Earth" and so it was settled. Emdiril would now live with Elves. (Currently editing and re-uploading)

This is book two of six set as a sequel to The Lord of the Rings as our main character widens his horizons. Please look in my profile for the URL to two dozen maps referenced in the chapters

Reflections from a hobbit with a big imagination.

A power too great for one to bear alone, a lethal wound, a haunted past, and a pair of seemingly star-crossed lovers. Allannia, daughter of a Gondorian general & Elven woman, had never intended to follow the Fellowship out of Rivendell; especially, with a terminal diagnosis. As fate would have it, the young woman had a part yet to play in the coming war of the Ring. OC/Elrohir.

Mirkwood has its own ways of keeping strangers at bay. A short, whimsical poem that came to me as soon as I saw the Teitho prompt for fruit and blocked out any other ideas I may have developed for a story. I must have a very strange mind!

Crazy murder hobbit kills everyone

A mysterious storm blows over Rivendell and leaves a stranger in its wake. What will happen when she meets our favorite Ranger from the North? will they fall in love, or will they be separated by fate? Read and review and let me know what you think!