Frodo finds himself captured and imprisoned by Sauron. He's pampered, and as-yet unharmed. Protecting the Ring is gradually becoming less and less of a tenable quest for the poor Hobbit, as is the rejection of Sauron's advances...

When Haldir discovers a wandering company on the borders of the Golden Wood, little does he know what lies ahead, how his path is fated to interweave with that of Annalyn, a mortal whose spirit is as resilient as he is guarded. From wary strangers, to unlikely companions, friends, and more, theirs is a story of impossible love and loss during times of monumental change.

Éomer meets Lothíriel while she is serving Minas Tirith as a healer during the war and a spark ignites. RxR

Thia, Queen of Erebor, has a tiny fatal flaw: Trouble follows her like a lost puppy. That wouldn't be so bad if trouble didn't come in the form of a husband, his lost mojo, and... a ring? Oh... THAT ring. It's time for this gal to trapeze across middle earth again for the greater good with hope that she makes it. Sequel to 'An adventure of a lifetime' Starts slightly pre-fellowship

Ever wondered how Thranduil got the idea for Legolas's name? Here is my version of what happened that includes magic and a bit of time travel. It all started two days before the journey to Mordor with two pesky hobbits getting ahold of Gandalf's staff, wanting to play 'wizards' for a moment. This all backfires and Legolas ends up sent to a time where all the elf Lords, are children

In the midst of a war spurred by another servant of Sauron, Thranduil meets a passionate elf-queen with a powerful ability. Presiding as the sole ruler of a hidden realm of elves, she is committed to protecting Middle-earth from the enemy and will ignite the Elvenking's desires throughout their many ventures, as well as his heart. [Thranduil x OC] (Slow burn) (Post BoFA)

Southern Gorgoroth can be a harsh and unforgiving land, yet both Men and Orcs call this region their home. A tale of adventure set in dungeons deep and sweltering deserts beneath the Sun... in the Land of Treachery.

Reborn into Middle-Earth's First Age with only a passing knowledge of the books and movies, Elarinya knows there is a lot of work to be done if she wants her loved ones to survive the coming battles. Neither her father nor Doriath were going to fall. This is her oath.

There hasn't been an elfling born for quite some time. So, what happens when one - no older than 25 - is found hurt in the middle of a forest? Spoiler: Don't expect any romance … it's just not my cup a tea. Do expect misunderstandings. You've been warned.

Aragorn has returned from his journey into Rohan and Gondor after performing great deeds as Thorongil. Orcs have pursued him to the eaves of the Golden Wood. And now he seeks entry into a land closed to the outside world, a land ruled by the Lady Galadriel and Lord Celeborn. Will Aragorn gain entry into the land of Lothlorien and be awarded the title of Elf-Friend?

hereby told by Sauron. a technical summary of LoTR but in a more so poetic way, if you call it that. however I do not own any of the characters unfortunately - but this fiction is entirely written by me and so therefore you may not use it thank you.

Shortly after the War of the Ring captain Faramir stoms a bandit camp with his rangers. He inadvertently saves a hostage there.

Imladris had been a safe haven for many who wished to escape the darkness of the world and as such Zarina sought refuge in a place that promised a peaceful life. With her mother's veil wrapped around her, she means to hide away the truth of her past, one which the Lord of The Golden Flowers is determined to wrest from beneath the folds and reach the secrets of her heart.

Peu de temp après la guerre de l'anneau le capitaine Faramir et ses hommes prennent d'assaut un camp de bandits. Il y sauve par inadvertance un otage.

They have sworn the Oath, each one of them, to serve their Chieftain and defend the North, to hold the thin line against the dark. Lonely men and women they are, Rangers of Arnor, hunters ever of the servants of the Enemy. But his servants are found in many places—and the price of the hunt may be high.

TA 3019: after the final battle, the Serpent banner lies trampled upon the Pelennor. When a fateful bargain is struck between victor and vanquished, Mehreen finds herself torn from the confines of her father's harem and sent to Gondor. Will she carve herself a place in a realm where everyone despises her? Starting with the very man responsible for her family's downfall? Elladan/OC.

Oropher and Legolas meet for the first time in Valinor; and it doesn't go very well at first.

Potentially hazardous for the following reasons: mopey kings, lovesick elves, oblivious dwarves, skiwompus priorities, spit of a king, extra one rings, hotlines to mordor, panicking hobbits, saruman the white, aragorn's patented athelas brownies, destructive fireworks, human shields, boromir's bracers, siege of gondor, bacon, "the ring is mine!" and no less than three breakfasts.

When the most dangerous and powerful of all Suethor weapons falls into the hands of the LOTR characters and their Sue-slaying protectors, a new quest begins: with Legolas as the Pen-bearer and a Fellowship that, if possible, is even stranger than the last one.

Midsummer meant strawberries, the Gaffer said, and that was true enough, but to Sam, midsummer always meant Rosie. A seasonal piece in honor of the midnight sun. Book canon.

"Aragorn indeed lived to be two hundred and ten years old, longer than any of his line since King Arvegil; but in Aragorn Elessar the dignity of the kings of old was renewed." The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A, The North-kingdom and the Dúnedain A series of moments in the life of Estel.

What would have happened if Sauron was able to take the ring when Frodo was captured? Who would be able to stop the Dark Lord?

As the granddaughter of Lord Elrond and King Thranduil, Princess Eruanna Úlumiel has a lot going for her until one day she acquires a power beyond anyone’s imagination. It is this power that sweeps her into the Quest for Erebor, where the long term blood feud between the dwarves and elves may rear its ugly head. Is it really worth an opportunity to see the outside world?

Disclaimer: (I do not own characters, instances, coincidences, or the world of Tolkien... unfortunately.) In which Frodo, with a heavy heart, resigns from Middle-Earth and its inhabitants - including the one and only Samwise.

[Sequel to A Strange Foretelling] Now in Valinor and living happily ever after, or so they thought, Legolas and Manwathiel are faced with the truth behind their marriage and unforeseen challenges that will test them beyond what they could imagine. All the while a new deadly threat looms and Legolas is finally reunited with his mother. Thranduil/OC, Legolas/OC