This is based on my story "Untold Tales" but can be read as a stand alone story. Elrond and Thranduil spend New Year's Eve with Elros/Tar-Minyatur. Here they are introduced to human customs. Elros/Elrond/Thranduil RATED M for a reason. Twincest involved. Complete unless I have enough people wanting a 4th chapter.

Luthien finds herself with company in the darkness as she struggles to survive with everything lost but her spirit too strong to fade.

The unexpected happens when Aurora Lia, a seemingly ordinary individual, awakens in a realm she once believed to be a product of fiction. Unbeknownst to her, her mere presence holds the power to reshape the destiny of a young prince. Maeglin Lómion x OC

"I should have slain him," she snapped viciously. "I should have slain him with no remorse had he tried to take me to wife as he did you. Even were I not already married. Even had I never met my husband. He repulses me. I should have slain him, and with pleasure." (Fem!Curufin)

After Fingolfin's valiant stand against Morgoth, Fingon is left alone with the crown of the High King. Maedhros comes to help him.

The two elves that make up the royal family of Greenwood the Great have visited Lindon to discuss trade deals - only problem is that Lord Celebrimbor has decided to visit the same week.

Maedhros decides to go exploring the world outside the safety of the city's wall with Maglor. The rest of their brothers had to tag along. The rest doesn't go as planed.

It wasn't just the elves that were called by the sea. Men heard the song too. On the white sandy shores of Númenor's beaches, three friends grew up dreaming of adventure. Led by the ever moving Prince Aldarion, they will find that like the sea, the moods of both Middle Earth and Númenor are ever changing. But what's a little danger in the beautiful face of the limitless unknown?

Círdan reflects Time; one-shot.

My interpretation of Aredhel

With her father and brother slain, Haleth must hold her people together against the orcs. It doesn't matter if they have hope or not. They are the Haladin. She will make sure they survive. Character study ficlet

Aredhel & Celegorm on a soft Winter morning. Post-Resurrection, in Valinor. Quenya names used.

Two talks of trees (Nellas & Turin, one-sided Brandir/Niniel).

"The voice of a Vala," they'd said. "The beauty of a Maia. The charm of a princess." No one in their right mind would say those things about her now. Yet, somehow, a vain part of her still expected to hear it. (Female Maglor character study)

Fingon prays. Manwë answers a little differently this time. (De-Aged Maedhros AU)

Elured and Elurin escape Doriath with the Silmaril. Elwing is abandoned to die in the wintry forests. This changes some things.

Brandir stands on the brink of Cabed-en-Aras and looks down into its darkness

Varda Elentarí hat eine böse Vorahnung - Melkor, der dunkelste aller dunklen Herrscher, plant, seine größte Rivalin endlich zu vernichten. In diesem Plan gibt es aber mehrere Probleme: Ilmarë, Vardas Zofe, die ihr teuer wie eine Tochter ist, und Manwë, ihr Ehemann, der der König der Valar ist. So muss auch Melkors Diener, Sauron, der Schrecken von Mittelerde, involviert werden...

Scribbles on my idea for a telling of the Second Age

When the Ships reach the land, they get attacked by an unkown creature lurking in the dark underwater. Maedhros interfere to protect his brothers

Maglor has finally found his way to Imladris to see Elrond again, but his plans are thwarted in the most unlikely manner. Instead of the coveted reunification with his foster son, Maglor requires his skills as a surgeon and healer.

Called to help out at the infirmary of Ost-in-Edhil after a horrible accident, Elrond musters all his considerable skills as a surgeon, but finds he cannot save every patient.

Maglor is greeted by a beautiful surprise by the moonlight shores.

In which Meadhros and Fingon were forced to marry to end the war between their feuding houses. Maedhros is fearful and suspicious and wants nothing more than to escape his fate. Fingon is hopeful and desperate to make this marriage work. A tale of animosity, fear and anger, and how it blooms into a love. But how does one win the love of someone they've been taught to hate?

A drabble that once rang in my mind when I learned of Maglor's fate.